LCP8
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Gene model reviewed during 5.46
There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
105 (aa)
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Comment: reference states 7-13 hr APF
With a probe that recognizes Lcp65Ag1, Lcp65Ag2, and Lcp65Ag3 transcripts, expression is detected at significant levels during the synthesis of all larval cuticles. Expression is first detected in the embryo during the synthesis of the first instar larval cuticle, declines after ecdysis, and increases again during the synthesis of the cuticles for the second and third larval instars. Declines again between 12-18 hr after ecdysis to the third larval instar. Expressed transiently at 7-13 hr after pupariation, during pupal cuticle deposition.
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Source for identity of: Lcp65Ag1 CG10530
First identified by protein electrophoresis as LCP8; molecular studies showed that a protein of this mobility is coded by two genes in the cuticle protein gene cluster in 65A, Lcp65Ag1 and Lcp65Ag2. An electrophoretic allele of LCP8 was identified. This is listed under Lcp65Ag1; it may be a Lcp65Ag2 allele.
