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Control of Body Segment Differentiation in Drosophila by the Bithorax Gene Complexf the organism. From developmental and cytogenetic studies of this complex it now appears that orderly derepression of BX-C genes controls the orderly differentiation of body segments commencing with the thorax and proceeding posteriorly. The available evidence also suggests that the level of develo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95038-6larity in the arrangement of eye facets and facet hairs, the homozygote being lethal), a number of flies appeared with small narrow eyes. When these were mated ., all of the F. had abnormal eyes, but these varied in size from that of S/+ (see Table 4) to a narrow slit of red pigment on which only a

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Bar. This behavior was shown by Sturtevant to result from unequal crossing over. The Bar-reverted type was considered to be a deficiency for the Bar gene; while the extreme form, called Ultra-Bar or Double-Bar, was interpreted as a duplication for that gene. Later, Wright suggested that Bar itself h

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46328-5rom nuclear detonations. The method, itself, is an outgrowth of studies of the bithorax pseudoallelic genes near the middle of the right arm of the third chromosome (Lewis, 1951). It will be called the “bithorax” method. Results of applying it to the detection of X-ray induced rearrangements will be

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-53339-5nctional aspect will be the central theme of this paper. Attention will be focused chiefly on examples of “position pseudoallelism”; namely, those cases in which there is a position effect or phenotypic difference between the “.-type” (./++) and “.-type” (.+/+. ) of double mutant heterozygote. In mo