EP2237, dTIEG
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Gene model reviewed during 5.42
Gene model reviewed during 5.46
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Comment: maternally deposited
cbt transcripts are observed in imaginal discs by in situ hybridization. Expression is generalized but not uniform. For example, expression in the hinge region is lower than in the rest of the disc.
cbt protein is nuclear and is first detected in the germ plasm and pole cells of syncytial embryos, and subsequently, in blastoderm stages and during gastrulation. During germband retraction and dorsal closure it is localized in the yolk cell nuclei, lateral epidermis, and the gut primordium/hindgut. It is also present in the amnioserosa at these stages, despite the mRNA not being detected in this tissue.
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polyclonal
Source for identity of: cabut EP2237
Source for merge of: EP2237 CG4427
dsRNA made from templates generated with primers directed against this gene results in a change in cell proliferation.
cbt is essential for dorsal closure.
Identification: in a gain-of-function screen for genes involved in the generation of planar cell polarity.