Complexity in evolved regulatory variation for alcohol dehydrogenase genes in HawaiianDrosophila
@article{Fang2006ComplexityIE, title={Complexity in evolved regulatory variation for alcohol dehydrogenase genes in HawaiianDrosophila}, author={X M Fang and Chyong‐Yi Wu and Mark D. Brennan}, journal={Journal of Molecular Evolution}, year={2006}, volume={32}, pages={220-226} }
SummaryThe alcohol dehydrogenase gene (Adh gene) ofDrosophila affinidisjuncta is expressed at a higher level in the larval midgut and Malpighian tubules than the homologous gene fromDrosophila hawaiiensis. This study analyzed thecis-acting sequences responsible for these regulatory differences in larval tissues ofDrosophila melanogaster transformants. A series of 10 chimeric and deletedAdh genes was introduced into the germ line ofD. melanogaster, and tissue-specific expression levels were…
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Similar tissue-specific expression of the Adh genes from different Drosophila species is mediated by distinct arrangements of cis-acting sequences
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- 2004
Comparison of these results with earlier studies involving chimeras between the D. affinidisjuncta and D. hawaiiensis genes indicates that expression in the adult midgut is influenced by multiple regulatory sequences and that distinct arrangements of regulatory sequences can result in similar levels of expression both in theadult midGut and in the whole organism.
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Adh and Adh-dup evolve differently as shown by the synonymous and nonsynonymous substitution rates for the coding region of both genes when compared across two species of the melanogaster group, two of the obscura group of the subgenus Sophophora and D. lebanonensis of the victoria group ofTheSubgenus Scaptodrsophila.
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Biochemical characterization and in vivo assays of cis-regulatory sequences on a genomic-scale will relieve the barrier for computational identification and interpretation of cis-, structure-function relationship of these sequences.
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