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The ash2 gene is involved in Drosophila wing development.

The International journal of developmental biology - 1 May 2002

Amorós Montserrat, Corominas Montserrat, Deák Peter, Serras Florenci

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The absent small and homeotic (ash2) gene is a member of the trithorax group of positive transcriptional regulators of the homeotic genes. In this work we present evidence that loss-of-function of ash2 results in patterning alterations in the developing wing. Homozygous adults of the weak allele ash2(112411) develop extra cross-veins. However, clonal analysis of a stronger allele, ash2(11), shows that this allele...

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