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Mechanosensory-defective, male-sterile unc mutants identify a novel basal body protein required for ciliogenesis in Drosophila.

Development (Cambridge, England) - 1 Jul 2004

Baker James D, Adhikarakunnathu Sreedevi, Kernan Maurice J

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uncoordinated (unc) mutants of Drosophila, which lack transduction in ciliated mechanosensory neurons, do not produce motile sperm. Both sensory and spermatogenesis defects are associated with disrupted ciliary structures: mutant sensory neurons have truncated cilia, and sensory neurons and spermatids show defects in axoneme ultrastructure. unc encodes a novel protein with coiled-coil segments and a LisH motif,...

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PMID: 15226257
DOI: 10.1242/dev.01229

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