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engrailed and polyhomeotic interactions are required to maintain the A/P boundary of the Drosophila developing wing.
Development (Cambridge, England) - 1 Aug 1998
Maschat F, Serrano N, Randsholt N B, Géraud G
Abstract excerpt
Engrailed is a nuclear regulatory protein with essential roles in embryonic segmentation and wing morphogenesis. One of its regulatory targets in embryos was shown to be the Polycomb group gene, polyhomeotic. We show here that transheterozygous adult flies, mutant for both engrailed and polyhomeotic, show a gap in the fourth vein. In the corresponding larval imaginal discs, a polyhomeotic-lacZ enhancer trap is...
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