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From rd120@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Fri Mar 03 10:02:27 2000
To: William.Theurkauf@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Subject: Helping FlyBase: ADRC-536A
Dear Bill,
We are currently curating the abstracts for the upcoming 41st
(Pittsburgh) Annual Drosophila Research Conference, for FlyBase.
I am writing in connection with your abstract:
'armitage: a novel axial patterning mutant affecting microtubule
organization during Drosophila oogenesis.'
You mention a gene that is new to FlyBase, armitage.
Do you have a map location for your gene? This is a data class we like
to track, if possible. Also, have you an abbreviation, or shall we
just use 'armitage' as the symbol for now?
Thank you for your help,
with best wishes,
Rachel.
From william.theurkauf@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Fri Mar 03 14:43:51 2000
To: Rachel Drysdale (Genetics) <rd120@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX>
Subject: Re: Helping FlyBase: ADRC-536A
Dear Rachel,
The armitage mutation is located at 63D2 immediately adjacent to
cyclin J. The abbreviation we are using is armi.
Best wishes,
Bill Theurkauf
Program in Molecular Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
373 Plantation Street
Worcester, MA 01605
Phone: 508-856-4900
Fax: 508-856-4289
e-mail: william.theurkauf@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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