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[Cytogenetic analysis of two ecdysone-regulated puffs 62C and 62E in Drosophila melanogaster].

Genetika - 1 Dec 2002

Pokholkova G V, Zhimulev I F

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Genetic analysis has been performed to reveal vital genes around two puffs, a late 62C puff and an early-late 62E puff. Their roles in hormonal regulatory mechanisms have been estimated. A locus represented by four lethal mutations has been found in the vicinity of the 62E puff. The mutants display disturbed puffing, which suggests the involvement of this locus in hormonal regulatory mechanisms. In the 62C puff...

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