Subject: cdna GM10525
Hi,
We just noticed that GM10525 can be assigned to the perlecan gene. We
have cloned a portion of its cDNA independently, and it partially
overlaps with some of our sequence.
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Best wishes
Stefan
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Subject: Re: cdna GM10525
Hi Stefan,
I saw your mail to the BDGP about GM10525. The correspondence between
GM10525 and the perlecan gene is something I would like to capture for
the FlyBase genes file, though we do not yet have a gene record for
perlecan. Would it be OK for me to use your mail as a pc to FlyBase to
serve as a source for the information? If so, do you have a symbol for
perlecan? If not, I will simply use perlecan in full until you publish
an abbreviated form.
Many thanks.
Best regards,
Rachel.
Subject: Re: cdna GM10525
Hi Rachel,
you can quote me; the gene name is somewhat difficult, all reasonable
3-letter names are already taken, except for 'pcn'. If 4 letters are
allowed, then I would prefer 'pcan'.
perlecan maps at 3A. You can also quote me on that, too.
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Best wishes
Stefan