Obp83c, Obp83d, 83d, 83c
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There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
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"Obp83c" and "Obp83d" were treated as separate genes in FBrf0141547, but in FBrf0151320 it was reported that they form a single gene with two six-cysteine OBP motifs joined together. RT-PCR with primers that cross the boundary of the two six-cysteine motifs produces a single band, confirming that "Obp83c" and "Obp83d" are encoded by a single transcript. This is also supported by direct sequencing of the PCR products. The single gene that incorporates "Obp83c" and "Obp83d" is named Obp83cd to reflect its hybrid nature.