Subject: C6/laf?
Dear Tim,
Russ Collins, the FlyBase GO curator, spotted the possible identity of
laf and C6. I enclose the full gene records below.
Questions which you might be able to answer \-
Did C6 become known as laf sometime between the two abstracts?
Do you, by now, know any more about laf? such as which CG it corresponds to?
Many thanks for your help \- we like to tidy up these loose ends, wherever
possible
Rachel.
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Rachel Drysdale.
FlyBase (Cambridge),
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\*a C6
\*z FBgn0015605
<snip>
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\*a laf
\*z FBgn0020280
<snip>
\#
Subject: Re: C6/laf?
Hi Rachel,
I hope all is well with you.
C6 was the name of a yeast two-hybrid cDNA clone, and the gene was later
referred to in an abstract as laf.
The CG designation for laf is CG14660.
We really do not know much more about this gene, and did not recover any
mutations in it.
Thanks,
Tim