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Nucleic Acids Research, 1995, Vol. 23, No. 18 3804
© 1995

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The modifier of position-effect vartegation Suvar(3)7 of Drosophila: there are two alternative transcripts and seven scattered zinc fingers, each preceded by a tryptophan box

F. Cléard, M. Matsarskaia and P. Spierer

The authors would like to acknowledge the contribution of Laurent Fasano, Veronique Garzino and Bernard Jacq, for having, in 1990, noted first in front of each zinc finger of the partial deduced sequence of Suvar(3)7 (1), a tryptophan motif resembling the motif found in front of homeodomains. The authors regret this omission in their paper and apologize to these colleagues for not having given them proper credit.

1. Reuter.G., Giarre, M., Farah.J., Gausz, J., Spierer, A. and Spierer, P. (1990) Nature 344, 219–223.


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