Panorpa Cognata. The Vicoso group produced the first full genome sequence for this species of scorpionsfly that could help reveal the history of this sex chromosome across insects.
ISTA scientists unravel mysteries of "one of the creepiest-looking" insects. Panorpa Cognata. The Vicoso group produced the first full genome sequence for this species of scorpionsfly that could help reveal the history of this sex chromosome across insects. In spring, Jackson W. Ryan-the first Journalist in Residence at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA)-set out to go looking for scorpion flies on Campus with postdoc Clementine Lasne from the Vicoso group . Now, the research group has successfully deciphered the black and yellow-striped insect's full genome, shedding new light on the evolution of their sex chromosomes. Their findings are published in the journal Molecular Biology and Evolution . A report by Jackson W. Ryan.
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