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Reference
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| Citation |
Roiha, H., Rubin, G.M., O'Hare, K. (1988). P element insertions and rearrangements at the singed locus of Drosophila melanogaster. Genetics 119(): 75--83. |
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FBrf0048245 |
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Research paper |
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2840331 |
| PubMed Abstract |
DNA from the singed gene of Drosophila melanogaster was isolated using an inversion between a previously cloned P element
at cytological location 17C and the hypermutable allele singed-weak. Five out of nine singed mutants examined have alterations
in their DNA maps in this region. The singed locus is a hotspot for mutation during P-M hybrid dysgenesis, and we have analyzed
22 mutations induced by P-M hybrid dysgenesis. All 22 have a P element inserted within a 700-bp region. The precise positions
of 10 P element insertions were determined and they define 4 sites within a 100-bp interval. During P-M hybrid dysgenesis,
the singed-weak allele is destabilized, producing two classes of phenotypically altered derivatives at high frequency. In
singed-weak, two defective P elements are present in a "head-to-head" or inverse tandem arrangement. Excision of one element
results in a more extreme singed bristle phenotype while excision of the other leads to a wild-type bristle phenotype.
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86048315 |
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English |
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Genetics |
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Genetics |
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1- |
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1916- |
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Austin, TX, etc |
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English |
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0016-6731 |
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GENTAE |
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Aberrations (3)
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Alleles (36)
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Genes (2)
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Insertions (26)
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Natural transposons (1)
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