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From: wolfgang_diana@yahoo.com (Diana Cleppien)
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Subject: mapping of mutations
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Dear all,
after an EMS mutagenesis I am using the Bloomington
deficiency kit to map some 
interesting mutants. Now I have a question concerning
the following procedure. Using 
GadFly I have the list of genes located in the
according region. When I look for a single 
gene (e.g. espinas) in FlyBase I get a slightly
different locus (42F2-3) from that in GadFly 
(42E5-7). This happens in most of the cases. Since I
have to get together the breakpoints 
of the deficiencies, the locus ot the genes according
to FlyBase and to GadFly I am 
confused how to proceed. Or do I have to check every
gene that eventually comes into 
question?
Thanks for your help

Diana Cleppien

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