Tom34, l(3)03692, dunc-45, Unc45, lincRNA.721
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Gene model reviewed during 5.49
Gene model reviewed during 5.43
Gene model reviewed during 6.03
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Comment: maternally deposited
unc-45 protein is detected on western blots at all stages tested. At two hours after egg laying, it localizes to the embryonic blastoderm and co-localizes with non-muscle myosin II. At 14hr AEL, localization is similar to muscle myosin, which is expressed strongly in skeletal muscles such as body-wall muscles and pharyngeal muscle. Weaker staining is observed in gut muscle and in the ectoderm. unc-45 protein was also observed in other skeletal muscles examined including embryonic dorsal tube, adult body-wall muscle, adult dorsal tube, and adult indirect flight muscle.
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3-44.7
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Source for identity of: Tom34 unc-45
Source for merge of: Tom34 CG2708
Embryonic injection of dsRNA made from templates generated with primers directed against this gene results in an entirely normal embryonic muscle pattern. However, these muscles never contract (compared to age-matched controls).
