Titlebook: Gene-Enzyme Systems in Drosophila; William J. Dickinson,David T. Sullivan Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1975 Drosophila.Enzy

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Eye Color Mutants and Their Enzymes,dwork for our knowledge of the relation between genes and metabolism. These were some of the earliest experiments that linked genes to a sequence of steps in a metabolic pathway. This work has been reviewed extensively (., 1942; . and ., 1941).

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Dementia and Cerebrovascular Diseaseion of the eukaryotic genome. At the same time, our own experience indicated that the literature on such well-defined gene-enzyme systems is widely scattered and not easily accessible. We felt it would be useful to bring together and summarize a substantial proportion of this work. The present book is the result.

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The Study of Gene-Enzyme Systems,ion of the eukaryotic genome. At the same time, our own experience indicated that the literature on such well-defined gene-enzyme systems is widely scattered and not easily accessible. We felt it would be useful to bring together and summarize a substantial proportion of this work. The present book is the result.

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Xanthine Dehydrogenase and Related Enzymes,lved in one of the most complex and interesting gene-enzyme systems yet studied in any eukaryote. Reviews of the early work on this system have appeared elsewhere (., 1965; ..., 1968). A more recent discussion may be found in . (1973).

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,Amylase (α-1,4-glucan-4-glucanohydrolase, EC 3.2.1.1), regulation of gene function in eukaryotes. The work on this system could well serve as a model for much work on other gene-enzyme systems. Much of the work on amylase has been summarized elsewhere (., 1969b).

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Book 1975earance and disappearance in the course of development and differentiation thus seemed an appropriate means of describing "gene regulation". When RNA was found to be the immediate product of genetic activity, the study of proteins as gene products lost some of its original attraction. Indeed, the de