Sparmann, A. & van Lohuizen, M. Polycomb silencers control cell fate, development and cancer.
They are known to control neural cell fate, development and function.
The Notch family of transmembrane signalling proteins are involved in cell fate development and are expressed in stem cells and early progenitor cells [ 60].
Plant R2R3-MYB proteins play important roles in many biological processes including cell metabolism [ 12, 15], cell fate, development [ 16] and stress responses [ 17].
The majority of sucrose-induced transcripts were involved in protein synthesis/protein fate, nitrogen and sulphur metabolism, DNA and RNA processing, cell fate, development and biogenesis, and C-compound and carbohydrate metabolism.
More studies on dmrt1 expression at various developmental temperatures are necessary to clarify these questions and to understand how this gene contributes to the fate, development, and/or maintenance of the testis as well as the ovary in fish species.
