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Sakai, Y., Okamoto, H., Mogami, K., Matsuo, H., Hotta, Y. (1991). Heat shock gene activation by mutant actin is independent of myofibril degeneration in Drosophila muscle.  J. Biochem., Tokyo 109(): 670--673.
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FBrf0054319
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Artificially mutagenized Drosophila Act88F actin genes with triple and double mutations were expressed in the indirect flight muscles of transgenic flies. The triple mutant actin, GD245T (Gly-36----Glu, Glu-83----Asp, and Gly-245----Asp), induced heat shock protein (hsp) synthesis without affecting flight ability. On the other hand, the double mutation, GD245D (Gly-36----Glu and Glu-83----Asp), disrupted myofibrils but induced little hsp synthesis. These results demonstrate that myofibril degeneration is not the primary cause of the anomalous heat shock gene activation by mutant actins.
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    English
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    Publication Type
    Journal
    Abbreviation
    J. Biochem., Tokyo
    Title
    Journal of Biochemistry
    Publication Year
    1922-
    ISBN/ISSN
    0021-924X
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