1988
DOI: 10.1101/gad.2.10.1333
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Analysis of the lethal interaction between the prune and Killer of prune mutations of Drosophila.

Abstract: The third-chromosome mutation Killer of prune (K-pn) causes no phenotype by itself, but causes lethality in individuals homozygous for the nonlethal X-chromosome mutation prune (pn). We have recovered 12 gammaray-induced revertants of Killer o[prune. All of the revertants fail to complement a recessive cell lethal mutation in the abnormal wing ddscs (awd) gene. We present evidence that Killer o[prune is a mutation in the awd gene. First, revertant awd r's14 leads to reduced accumulation of the awd gene product… Show more

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“…called K-pn (Killer of prune). It induces Drosophila lethality in a dominant manner when associated with a null mutation of the prune gene involved in the fly eye pigment synthesis (16). The K-pn mutation substitutes a serine for a proline in a surface loop, named for this reason the K-pn loop, that makes subunit contacts in the hexamer and plays an important part in the stability of the hexamers (17,18).…”
Section: /Ebi Data Bank With Accession Number(s) Y07604 (Nm23-h4 Cdnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…called K-pn (Killer of prune). It induces Drosophila lethality in a dominant manner when associated with a null mutation of the prune gene involved in the fly eye pigment synthesis (16). The K-pn mutation substitutes a serine for a proline in a surface loop, named for this reason the K-pn loop, that makes subunit contacts in the hexamer and plays an important part in the stability of the hexamers (17,18).…”
Section: /Ebi Data Bank With Accession Number(s) Y07604 (Nm23-h4 Cdnamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The metabolic defects in the Prune¯y do not a ect viability or fertility, however, the homo-or hemizygous Prune mutant is lethal in the presence of a single copy of a gain-of-function mutation in the abnormal wing disc gene (awd), dubbed`Killer-of-Prune' (awd K-pn ). Thē ies die at the third larval instar stage, developing melanotic (pseudo) tumours (Orevi and Falk, 1975;Biggs et al, 1988).…”
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“…Subsequently, a high degree of sequence homology has been reported between nm23 and nucleoside diphosphate (NDP) kinase in several specieis, including humans, rats, insects and bacteria (Biggs et al, 1988;Kimura et al, 1990;MuniozDorado et al, 1990;Lacombe et al, 1990;Stahl et al, 1991;Hama et al, 1991;Urano et al, 1992). NDP kinase activity of nm23 protein has also been reported, indicating the identity of these two molecules (Urano et al, 1992a,b).…”
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