Identification of genes that interact with the sina gene in Drosophila eye development.
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Summary
A genetic screen for mutations that reduce the activity of sina found mutations that define nine genes whose products may be required for normal sina activity, which suggest that the products of these three genes may participate in a signaling pathway involving both Ras and Sina, possibly by functionally linking these two proteins.
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- article
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- 1994-11-22
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Keywords
Gene, Biology, Genetics, Locus (genetics), Eye development
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