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> Dear Dr. Yamada,
> the map location of ppl is 78C. In the abstract we talk about one
> allele, ppl(06913). But we have also more alleles of the ppl-gene. A
> paper on the ppl-gene is in press (Zinke et al., Development).
> If you have further questions, feel free to contact us.
> Sincerly
> Ingo
>
Subject: EDRC99 - abstract ID372
Dear Dr. Zinke,
We are currently curating the abstracts for the upcoming European
Drosophila Research Conference in Zurich, for FlyBase. I am writing in
connection with your abstract:
'Control of food intake and growth in Drosophila larva by pumpless, a
gene encoding an enzyme involved in amino acid metabolism'
You mention a gene that is new to FlyBase, ppl.
Do you have a map location for ppl? It is nice if we can keep as many
gene records as possible anchored to the map.
Also, from your abstract it seems to me that you are talking about one
particular mutation rather than several alleles of the same gene, is
this correct ? Do you have an allele designation for the mutation, e.g.
ppl1 (<up></up> = superscript) If so then we can store the information about
it much more precisely.
Thank you for your help,
with best wishes,
Chihiro