Evolution of regulatory mechanisms underlying nutrition-responsive plasticity in insects
Sofia Casasa
Abstract:Phenotypic plasticity is a fundamental property of developing organisms and is thought to play an important role in diversification. Plastic responses themselves are remarkably diverse and respond to a wide range of environmental factors. Here I focus on plasticity in response to variation in nutrition in insects since 1) nutrition is a widespread factor that impacts most organisms, and 2) insects are important models to study phenotypic plasticity. First, I provide a brief overview of our current mechanistic … Show more
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