https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/ipi-145-ink11
For homologous characters across dentitions (e.g., deciduous i shoveling and permanent I shoveling), ∼70% of model comparisons yielded significant genetic correlations. Patterns of genetic correlation suggest a morphological canine module that spans the primary and secondary dentition. Results also point to the existence of a genetic mechanism conserving morphology across the diphyodont dental complex, such that paired deciduous and permanent traits are more strongly integrated than characters within individual tooth rows/teeth.
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