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Christensen, S., Cook, K., Cook, K. (2008.12.28). Isolation and characterization of Df(3R)BSC680. 
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Isolation and characterization of Df(3R)BSC680
Stacey Christensen, Kim Cook and Kevin Cook
Bloomington Stock Center
Indiana University
Df(3R)BSC680 was isolated as a FLP recombinase-induced recombination event involving PBac{WH}CG3822f03502 and P{XP}d06433. The deletion was isolated as a chromosome carrying two copies of the miniwhite marker in progeny of w1118; P{hs-hid}3, Dr1/TM6C, Sb1 cu1 females crossed to P{hsFLP}1, y1 w1118; PBac{WH}CG3822f03502/P{XP}d06433 males. The males were heat shocked as larvae as described in Parks et al., Nature Genetics 36: 288-292, 2004 (FBrf0175003). This cross and crosses in preceding and succeeding generations maintained the original genetic background of the Exelixis insertion stocks (Thibault et al., Nature Genetics 36: 283-287, 2004; FBrf0175002). The recombination event generated the genetic element P+PBac{XP3.WH3}BSC680 from the segment of PBac{WH}CG3822f03502 to the left of its FRT site and the segment of P{XP}d06433 to the right of its FRT site. Exelixis, Inc. determined the insertion site of P{XP}d06433 to be Release 3 genomic coordinate 16886342 on chromosome arm 3R. This corresponds to 93B8 on the Release 3 and Release 5 genome maps. The predicted position of PBac{WH}CG3822f03502 on the Release 5 map is 93A2. Consequently, the cytological breakpoints of Df(3R)BSC680 are predicted to be 93A2;93B8. Df(3R)BSC680 failed to complement Atpalpha01453a.
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