Genetic rescue of muscle defects associated with a mutant Drosophila melanogaster tropomyosin allele.
AUTOR(ES)
Fyrberg, E A
RESUMO
We describe a genetic transformation system which should prove useful for investigating tropomyosin assembly and function. Muscle abnormalities associated with a defective tropomyosin allele were corrected by integrating the wild-type gene into germ line chromosomes. The transformation protocol permits application of directed mutagenesis techniques in investigations of contractile regulatory mechanisms.
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