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From: meyerlab@mendel.berkeley.edu (meyerlab)
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Subject: X-linked Arrays
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 1997 11:32:22 -0800
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Hello,

I'm interested in finding X-linked cosmids or YACs that, when injected,
cause a Dpy phenotype. The ultimate goal is to find a minimal sequence
that will support the binding of dosage compensation factors. Any cosmid
or YAC that is capable of
binding such factors may cause a dosage compensation defect, leading to a
Dpy phenotype.
       If anyone in your lab has experienced an X-linked cosmid or YAC
that causes a DPY or hermaphrodite-lethal phenotype when injected, I would
greatly appreciate any information (or even strains!) that you might be
willing to share.

Thanks,

Jason Lieb, Meyer Lab
jdlieb@mendel.berkeley.edu
Jason Lieb
jdlieb@mendel.berkeley.edu
(510) 643-5583

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