fs(1)K451, mus(1)101, mus-101, TOPBP1
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Gene model reviewed during 5.39
Gene model reviewed during 5.45
5 (northern blot)
There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
1425 (aa); 158 (kD predicted)
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Comment: reference states 0-4 hr AEL
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Source for merge of: mus101 CG11156
Source for merge of mus101 CG11156 was sequence comparison ( date:001108 ).
Gene is involved in post-replication translesion synthesis repair.
Mutations in mus101 reduce chorion gene amplification.
Mutations of mus101 disrupt late oogenesis and affect normal amplification of all chorion genes.
Survival of homozygous and hemizygous larvae hypersensitive to exposure to methyl methanesulfonate, nitrogen mustard, 2-acetylaminofluorene and gamma rays. Partially deficient in post-replication repair (Boyd and Setlow, 1976; Brown and Boyd, 1981); nitrogen-mustard mutagenesis abolished; mus101+ implicated in recovery from DNA crosslinking (Graf, Green and Wurgler, 1979). Displays hypermutability to alkylating agents; defective in alkylation repair pathway (Smith and Dusenbery, 1988). Increases X-ray-induced post-meiotic chromosome loss (Cooper and Zimmering, 1981). Mutants inhibit premeiotic rDNA magnification in males (Hawley, Marcus, Cameron, Schwartz and Zitron, 1985). mus101 function required for chorion-gene amplification (Snyder, Galanopoulous and Kafatos, 1986). Homozygotes for female-fertile allele exhibit elevated meiotic nondisjunction (Boyd et al., 1976). Causes mitotic chromosome instability (mus101D1, Baker and Smith, 1979), and defective mitotic condensation of heterochromatin (mus101ts1, Gatti et al., 1983).