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Zw  -  Zwischenferment

Drosophila melanogaster

Synonyms: CG12529, Dmel\CG12529, G-6-PD, G-6-pdh, G-6PD, ...
 
 
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  • Using recombinant lines, we obtained data that suggested the existence of more than one gene on chromosome III involved in the regulation of G6PD in the fat body, and at least one of these genes affects the level of 6PGD as well [10].
  • Confirmation that the Drosophila DNA fragment cloned in lambda DmG21 contains the G6PD gene sequence is based on the following observations. lambda DmG21 DNA shows hybridization only to the 18D region of the salivary gland X-chromosome, which is the known cytological locus for the G6PD gene [11].
 

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References

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