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[Evolution of the response to heat shock in genus Drosophila].

Genetika - 1 Aug 2002

Garbuz D G, Molodtsov V B, Velikodvorskaia V V, Evgen'ev M B, Zatsepina O G

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Thermotolerance was studied in a wide spectrum of Drosophila species and strains originating from different climatic zones and considerably differing from one another in the ambient temperature of their habitats. The species that lived in hot climate have a higher thermotolerance. Most species of the virilis group exhibited positive correlation between the HSP70 accumulation after heat exposure and...

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