How does sexual reproduction play a role in the emergence of new diseases?

Apr 7, 2017 ... Our results demonstrate that P. citricarpa is heterothallic and requires isolates of different MAT idiomorphs to be in direct physical contact. Mar 5, 2021 ... Sexual reproduction just means combining genetic material from two parents. Asexual reproduction produces offspring genetically identical to the one parent. Sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity. This can lead to increased resistance to disease, more evolution, and decreased recessive disorders. Jun 17, 2022 ... This study describes a novel form of self-fertility that evolved in a species closely related to the Cryptococcus species causing serious human lung and brain ... Mar 26, 2025 ... Sexual reproduction as bet-hedging. In: Apaloo, Joseph ... sexual and asexual reproduction. Sex typically has lower arithmetic ... What drives the maintenance of sexual reproduction in Eukaryota is a key question in evolutionary biology. Modelling and empirical studies investigating ... Sexual Reproduction. Corals reproduce sexually by either internal or external fertilization. The reproductive cells are borne on mesenteries (membranes) that ... Sep 25, 2021 ... This study describes the influence of decreasing pH on sexual reproduction of the temperate non-zooxanthellate colonial scleractinian Astroides calycularis. Following an overview of the essential details of orchid reproduction, we discuss the evidence that reproductive success (both male and female) is pollination ... Aug 1, 2022 ... A study supporting the theory that species that reproduce asexually have more harmful genetic mutations than those utilizing sexual reproduction.