Epigenetic effect of the rad201(G1) mutation in a system with mobilization of nonautonomous P elements in Drosophila

In a system of Drosophila P-element activation at 25 °С and 18 °С we observed the increase of the gene conversion frequency among the offspring of parents containing nonautonomous P-elements and a chromosome with rad201<sup>G1</sup> mutation in genome. The similar increase of conversion events in this system was shown in the experiments with mutation mei41D5. In both cases inheritance of the increased gene conversion frequency had an epigenetic character, since increased conversion was observed also among the offspring not carrying mutations rad201<sup>G1</sup> or mei41D5.

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Epigenetic regulation of Drosophila nonautonomous p-element transpositions at different temperatures of development

Ilyina

Kotlovanova

Konev

et al. 2009

Ecological genetics

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Epigenetic effect of the rad201(G1) mutation in a system with mobilization of nonautonomous P elements in Drosophila

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Epigenetic regulation of Drosophila nonautonomous p-element transpositions at different temperatures of development

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