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Drosophila “enhancer-trap” transposants: Gene expression in chemosensory and motor pathways and identification of mutants affected in smell and taste ability
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Drosophila “enhancer-trap” transposants: Gene expression in chemosensory and motor pathways and identification of mutants affected in smell and taste ability

A. Anand, J. Fernandes, M.C. Arunan, S. Bhosekar, A. Chopra, N. Dedhia, K. Sequiera, G. Hasan, M.J. Palazzolo, K.V. Raghavan, …
Journal of Genetics, Vol.69(3), pp.151-168
1990
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Abstract

We have isolated about a thousandDrosophila P-element transposants that allow thein situ detection of genomic enhancer elements by a histochemical assay for β-galactosidase activity. We summarize the β-galactosidase staining patterns of over 200 such transposants in the adult. Our aim was to identify genes that are likely to be involved in the chemosensory and motor pathways ofDrosophila. Based on β-galactosidase expression patterns in the tissues of our interest, we have chosen some strains for further analysis. Behavioral tests on a subset of the transposants have, in addition, identified several strains defective in their chemosensory responses.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.108 Molecular & Cell Biology - Cancer & Development
1.108.579 Drosophila Development
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