Subject: Re: FlyBase query: Aplip1 Yes, dp1 is APLIP1. Thank you. At 9:51 AM \+0100 02.9.13, Gillian Millburn (Genetics) wrote: >Dear Dr. Suzuki, > >I am a curator working for FlyBase and I have a question about a gene >mentioned in your conference abstract: > >Yagi et al., 1999, A. Dros. Res. Conf. 40: 560A > >Analysis of Alzheimer related genes in Drosophila. > >In this abstract you mention a clone named 'dp1': > >'At the same time, we tried yeast two-hybrid screen to get APPL >cytoplasmic domain binding proteins, and recovered clones. One clone >tentatively named dp1 can bind APPL cytoplasmic domain thorough PI >domain. But no known APP binding proteins showed homology with dp1. dp1 >is also expressed in CNS of embryo. dX11L was also recovered from the >screen and confirmed APPL binding activity.' > >I am writing to ask whether or not 'dp1' is the same gene as 'APLIP1' >(APP-like protein interacting protein 1) which you describe in your >paper: > >Taru et al., 2002, J. Biol. Chem. 277(22): 20070--20078 > >If they are the same gene then I will be able to merge the information >in FlyBase currently under 'dp1' into the APLIP1 gene record, > >Gillian > >-------------------------------------------------------------- >Gillian Millburn. > >FlyBase (Cambridge), >Department of Genetics, >-------------------------------------------------------------- \-- \---------------------- Toshiharu Suzuki, Ph.D Professor & Head Laboratory of Neuroscience Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences Hokkaido University Sapporo 060-0812 JAPAN \-----------------------