spn-C, spnC, spindle-C
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There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
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Source for merge of: mus301 spn-C
Source for merge of: mus301 CG7972
Source for merge of: mus301 anon-WO0118547.354
Source for merge of mus301 anon-WO0118547.354 was sequence comparison ( date:051113 ).
mus301 is involved in chromosome segregation in meiosis and in the repair of double-strand-DNA breaks in both meiotic and mitotic cells.
Area matching Drosophila EST AI518328.
Analysis of mutants of the 5 spindle genes (spn-A, spn-B, mus301, spn-D and spn-E) reveals that the group of genes is required for each of the symmetry-breaking steps that generate polarity during axis formation. spn-E is required for the localisation of fs(1)K10, bcd and osk mRNAs, spn-A. spn-B, mus301 and spn-D play an indirect role in this process.
Analysis of egg chambers in mus301 mutants led to the conclusion that AP polarity within the oocyte is defined by the position of the oocyte in the egg chamber.
Larval survival hypersensitive to exposure to X rays (Oliveri, Harris and Boyd, 1990), methyl methanesulfonate and nitrogen mustard. When fertile, homozygous females exhibit elevated frequencies of nondisjunction.