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Subject: Looking for Df(3R)XT7 (98D-E region)
Date: 8 Mar 1994 19:19:36 GMT
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  We're trying to pin down which end (if any) of an inversion is
responsible for an effect. One breakpoint is in the 98D region, and a
forkhead paper mentions Df(3R)XT7 which covers this region. If anyone
has this Df, could you please email me? (poole@lifesci.ucsb.edu).

  In addition, can anyone point me to a fax number or email address of
the authors of the forkhead paper that mentions the deficiency:
Detlef Weigel, Gerd Jurgens, Frank Kuttner, 
Eveline Seifert, or Herbert Jackle. Thanks.

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