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Extreme wing fluctuating asymmetry in flies overexpressing CycG. Two asymmetrical individuals overexpressing CycG ubiquitously in a w1118 background under...Continue reading
Issue Highlights
- Asymmetric flies: The control of developmental noise in Drosophila
- Sex-switching of the Drosophila brain by two antagonistic chromatin factors
- Enhancer trap infidelity in
Drosophila optomotor-blind - Automated analysis of courtship suppression learning and memory in
Drosophila melanogaster - Chromatin occupancy patterns of the ETS repressor Yan: A mechanism for buffering gene expression against noise?
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Transcription termination between polo and snap, two closely spaced tandem genes of D. melanogaster. Henriques et al. Transcription 3(4); July/August 2012.
Gut-associated microbes of Drosophila melanogaster. Nichole A. Broderick and Bruno Lemaitre. Gut Microbes 3(4); July/August 2012. Review.
ER stress inhibits neuronal death by promoting autophagy. Fouillet et al. Autophagy 8(6); June 2012.
Inducing "cytokinesis" without mitosis in unfertilized Drosophila eggs. Alexandra Menant and Roger E. Karess. Cell Cycle 11(15).
An orc1 allele with a mutated APC motif is female sterile with amplification defects.So Young Park and Maki Asano. Cell Cycle 11(15).
The activity of the TRP-like channel depends on its expression system. Lev, Katz and Minke. Channels 6(2).
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