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Maternally expressed gamma Tub37CD in Drosophila is differentially required for female meiosis and embryonic mitosis.

Developmental biology - 15 Jul 1998

Wilson P G, Borisy G G

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We report functional analysis of gamma Tub37CD, a maternally synthesized gamma-tubulin that is highly expressed during oogenesis and utilized at centrosomes in precellular embryos. Two gamma Tub37CD mutants contained missense mutations that altered residues conserved in all gamma-tubulins and alpha- and/or beta-tubulins. A third gamma Tub37CD missense mutant identified a conserved motif unique to gamma-tubulins....

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PMID: 9698447
DOI: 10.1006/dbio.1998.8900

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