Titlebook: Neglected Tropical Diseases - Sub-Saharan Africa; John O. Gyapong,Boakye A. Boatin Book 2024Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Michael D. Wilson,Dziedzom K. de Souza,Jewelna Akorli,Irene Ayible traits. Screening pollen for sporophytic features is only possible if genes responsible for the particular traits are also expressed during microgametophyte development. Tanksley et al. (1981) and Willing and Mascarenhas (1984) showed that about 60 % of the genes are correspondingly expressed in

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Teshome Gebre,Amir B. Kello,Esmael Habtamu,Jeremiah M. Ngondi pollen grains to be rendered inviable. Sperm competition may have played an important part in the evolution of hermaphroditism, male reproductive success being the selective force; once the pollen grain is on the stigma, it. has no other option but to attempt fertilization. If this is so, then DNA

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Daniel A. Boakye,Dziedzom K. de Souza,Moses Bockarief sexual selection that are unique to humans.Explains how se.The present book aims to examine how sexual selection works in the human species. Almost all scholarly effort focuses on sexual selection in non-human species and extrapolates the findings to the human one. However, human mating has a uniq

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An Overview of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa,elming. Many of the endemic communities are of very low socioeconomic status with very limited access to health services. Investing to overcome the global impact of NTDs will yield a very high economic rate of return and impact significantly on the quality of life of these populations. To scale up i