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Gene Targeting Using a Promoterless Gene Trap Vector ("Targeted Trapping") Is an Efficient Method to Mutate a Large Fraction of Genes by Friedel, Roland H., Plump, Andrew, Lu, Xiaowei, Spilker, Kerri, Jolicoeur, Christine, Wong, Karen, Venkatesh, Tadmiri R., Yaron, Avraham, Hynes, Mary, Chen, Bin, Okada, Ami, McConnell, Susan K., Rayburn, Helen, Tessier-Lavigne, Marc

“…A powerful tool for postgenomic analysis of mammalian gene function is gene targeting in mouse ES cells. We report that homologous recombination using a…”
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Regulation of glia number in Drosophila by Rap/Fzr, an activator of the anaphase-promoting complex, and Loco, an RGS protein by Kaplow, M.E, Korayem, A.H, Venkatesh, T.R

“…Glia mediate a vast array of cellular processes and are critical for nervous system development and function. Despite their immense importance in neurobiology,…”
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rap gene encodes Fizzy-related protein (Fzr) and regulates cell proliferation and pattern formation in the developing Drosophila eye-antennal disc by Pimentel, Angel C., Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

“…The rap (retina aberrant in pattern) gene encodes the Fizzy-related protein (Fzr), which as an activator of the ubiquitin ligase complex; APC/C (anaphase…”
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Completion of Mitosis Requires Neither fzr/rap nor fzr2, a Male Germline-Specific Drosophila Cdh1 Homolog by Jacobs, Henning W, Richter, David O, Venkatesh, Tadmiri R, Lehner, Christian F

“…Proteolysis of mitotic regulators like securins and cyclins requires Fizzy(FZY)/Cdc20 and Fizzy-related(FZR)/Hct1/Cdh1 proteins [1–5]. Budding yeast Cdh1 acts…”
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rugose (rg), a Drosophila A kinase Anchor Protein, Is Required for Retinal Pattern Formation and Interacts Genetically With Multiple Signaling Pathways by Shamloula, Hoda K, Mbogho, Mkajuma P, Pimentel, Angel C, Chrzanowska-Lightowlers, Zosia M. A, Hyatt, Vanneta, Okano, Hideyuki, Venkatesh, Tadmiri R

“…In the developing Drosophila eye, cell fate determination and pattern formation are directed by cell-cell interactions mediated by signal transduction…”
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A GENETIC MODIFIER SCREEN IDENTIFIES MULTIPLE GENES THAT INTERACT WITH DROSOPHILA RAP FZR AND SUGGESTS NOVEL CELLULAR ROLES by Kaplow, Margarita E., Mannava, Laura J., Pimentel, Angel C., Fermin, Hector A., Hyatt, Vanetta J., Lee, John J., Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

“…In the developing Drosophila eye, Rap Fzr plays a critical role in neural patterning by regulating the timely exit of precursor cells. Rap Fzr (Retina aberrant…”
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product of the prune locus of Drosophila is similar to mammalian GTPase-activating protein by Teng, D.H.F, Engele, C.M, Venkatesh, T.R

“…The X-linked prune (pn) eye-colour mutation of Drosophila melanogaster has a highly specific, complementary lethal interaction with the conditional dominant…”
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Prune function? by VENKATESH, TADMIRI R, TENG, DAVID H. F

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Role of glia in the organization and function of the visual nervous system of Drosophila by Mino, Rosa E., Palacio, Johanna, Kaplow, Margarita, Morales, Jorge, O'Day, Peter, Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

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Neuronal development in the Drosophila retina: monoclonal antibodies as molecular probes by Zipursky, S L, Venkatesh, T R, Teplow, D B, Benzer, S

“…The compound eye of D. melanogaster is a reiterative pattern of facets, each containing eight photoreceptor cells in a precise arrangement. This pattern is…”
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A GENETIC MODIFIER SCREEN IDENTIFIES MULTIPLE GENES THAT INTERACT WITH DROSOPHILA RAP/FZR AND SUGGESTS NOVEL CELLULAR ROLES by Kaplow, Margarita E., Mannava, Laura J., Pimentel, Angel C., Fermin, Hector A., Hyatt, Vanetta J., Lee, John J., Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

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Fused rhabdomeres (fur) in Drosophila: an eye mutation that alters rhabdomere morphology and retinal function by Blake, A, Bender, L B, O'Day, P M, Lonergan, M, Venkatesh, T R

“…In the Drosophila compound eye, the photoreceptor cells are organized in highly precise units, the ommatidia. In each photoreceptor cell, the primary…”
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Neuronal development in theDrosophila compound eye: Photoreceptor cells R1, R6, and R7 fail to differentiate in theretina aberrant in pattern (rap) mutant by Karpilow, Jon M., Pimentel, Angel C., Shamloula, Hoda K., Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

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Neuronal development in the Drosophila compound eye: Photoreceptor cells R1, R6, and R7 fail to differentiate in the retina aberrant in pattern (rap) mutant by Karpilow, Jon M., Pimentel, Angel C., Shamloula, Hoda K., Venkatesh, Tadmiri R.

“…The compound eye of Drosophila is a reiterated pattern of 800 unit eyes known as ommatidia. In each ommatidium there are eight photoreceptor neurons (R1–R8)…”
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