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Discovering the origins of egg-sperm fusion

Discovering the origins of egg-sperm fusion
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Sperm and egg fusion is older than sexual reproduction itself - study

The discovery that ancient creatures like archaea can also contain fusexin proteins raises the possibility that the Fsx1 protein is the ancestral version from which fusogens derived.

United kingdomGreat britainShunsuke nishioPablo aguilarBeni podbilewiczHector romeroNicolas brukmanKateryna flyakBenjamin podbilewiczLuca jovineXiaohui liKaterina flyakNature communicationsKarolinska instituteIsrael institute of technologyPodbilewicz laboratory

A molecule from ancient bacteria-like cells may shed new light on sexual reproduction

A molecule from ancient bacteria-like cells may shed new light on sexual reproduction
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Shunsuke nishioKarolinska institutetLuca jovineDepartment of biosciencesEuropean synchrotron radiation facilityUnited kingdom based

A Molecule From Ancient Bacteria-Like Cells May Shed New Light on Sexual Reproduction

A study presents the theory that egg-sperm fusion may have originated from an ancient form of genetic exchange that involved the fusion of bacteria-like microorganisms called archaea.

Shunsuke nishioKarolinska institutetLuca jovineNature communicationsDepartment of biosciencesEuropean synchrotron radiation facilityUnited kingdom based

A molecule from ancient bacteria-like cells may shed new light on sexual reproduction

A study from Karolinska Institutet, among others, presents the theory that egg-sperm fusion, a crucial feature of sexual reproduction in plants and animals, may have originated from an ancient form of genetic exchange that involved the fusion of bacteria-like microorganisms called archaea. The results, published in Nature Communications, may open an entirely new perspective on the evolution of sex.

Shunsuke nishioKarolinska institutetLuca jovineNature communicationsSwedish research councilAlice wallenberg foundationDepartment of biosciencesEuropean synchrotron radiation facilityUnited kingdom basedSwedish research