Conjugal blocks in Tetrahymena pattern mutants and their cytoplasmic rescue. I. Broadened cortical domains (bcd).

@article{Cole1991ConjugalBI,
  title={Conjugal blocks in Tetrahymena pattern mutants and their cytoplasmic rescue. I. Broadened cortical domains (bcd).},
  author={E. Cole},
  journal={Developmental biology},
  year={1991},
  volume={148 2},
  pages={
          403-19
        }
}
  • E. Cole
  • Published 1991
  • Biology, Medicine
  • Developmental biology
    • The cortical pattern mutant broadened cortical domains (bcd) in Tetrahymena thermophila is unable to complete the nuclear events associated with conjugation. bcd x bcd pairs become arrested at the "nuclear exchange" configuration. Genetic analysis reveals that the bcd conjugal block is 100% penetrant, under macronuclear control, and rescueable (a) by outcrossing to a wild-type partner, (b) by administration of a hyperosmotic shock 5 hr after cells are mixed for mating, or (c) by cytoplasmic… CONTINUE READING
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