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Reference
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| Citation |
Cunniff, J., Chiu, Y.H., Morris, N.R., Warrior, R. (1997). Characterization of DnudC, the Drosophila homolog of an Aspergillus gene that functions in nuclear motility. Mech. Dev. 66(1-2): 55--68.
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FBrf0098222 |
| Type of publication |
Research paper |
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| PubMed ID |
9376324 |
| PubMed Abstract |
Nuclear migration plays a prominent role in a broad range of developmental processes. We have cloned a Drosophila gene, DnudC,
encoding a protein that is evolutionarily conserved between humans and fungi. The Aspergillus homolog, nudC, is one of a group
of genes required for nuclear migration. DnudC encodes a 38.5-kDa protein, and the carboxy terminal half of the protein shares
52% amino acid identity with Aspergillus nudC. We show that the structural homology between DnudC and nudC extends to the
functional level since the Drosophila gene can rescue the nuclear migration defects seen in Aspergillus nudC mutants. Immunolocalization
studies using antisera against DnudC reveal that the protein is localized to the cytoplasm in Drosophila ovaries and embryos.
Our data suggest that the nudC genes may be components of a functionally conserved pathway involved in the regulation of nuclear
motility.
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99754342 |
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English |
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| Abbreviation |
Mech. Dev. |
| Title |
Mechanisms of Development |
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33- |
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1990- |
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Shannon |
| Language of publication |
English |
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0925-4773 |
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MEDVE6 |
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