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The role of homeotic genes in determining the segmental pattern of chordotonal organs in Drosophila.

The International journal of developmental biology - 1 Jan 2002

Wong Darren C C, Merritt David J

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The homeotic genes are instrumental in establishing segment-specific characteristics. In Drosophila embryos there is ample evidence that the homeotic genes are involved in establishing the differences in the pattern of sense organs between segments. The chordotonal organs are compound sense organs made up of several stretch receptive sensilla. A set of serially homologous chordotonal organs, lch3 in the 1st...

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