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Complete reversion of the abo phenotype in D. melanogaster occurs only when the blood transposon is lost from region 32E.

Molecular & general genetics : MGG - 1 Dec 1991

Cavaliere V, Graziani F, Andone S, Manzi A, Malva C

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The abnormal oocyte phenotype is characterized by instability, as shown by the loss and reappearance of the abo maternal effect under specific genetic conditions. Our previous finding that a correlation exists between the abo phenotype and the presence of a blood transposon in region 32E, led us to perform an extensive genetic and molecular analysis of the most significant aspects of the abo phenotype in...

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PMID: 1662765
DOI: 10.1007/BF00280300

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