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The recE gene product of the Rac prophage converts dsDNA ends into 3' protruding single-stranded form and the recT gene product promotes recombination by annealing them with a homologous DNA in its vicinity (for review, see [ 7 8 ] ). This recombination may result in one progeny DNA (non-conservative recombination) or two progeny DNAs (conservative double-strand break repair) [ 9 ] . In a recBC sbcBC background, a ds end stimulates homologous recombination that results in only one progeny DNA (non-conservative recombination) [ 10 ] . Analysis of the stimulation of recombination by replication (for review, see [ 11 ] ) and analysis of altered chromosomal replication (for review, see [ 12 ] ) led to the proposal that a chromosomal ds break formed during replication fork arrest triggers homologous recombination, which would reconstitute a replication fork (for review, see [ 5 ] ).
The latter is similar in format to the visualization in the AmiGO browser display [ 1 ] . However, each category is annotated to reflect the number of genes from the user's experiment assigned to that category plus the number assigned to its progeny categories (Figure 1a).
A finite number of unrelated parents are randomly selected from a natural population and are mated to produce progeny tests under a mating design such as factorial or diallel.
Recombination density could be further increased by starting RI strains from either advanced intercross progeny [ 36] or heterogeneous stock (Figure 4) as was done in making the new set of 40 BXD strains mentioned above.
For modification of the mCul1 overexpression phenotype, MS1096; UAS-mCul1/TM3,Sb virgin females were crossed to males bearing the tested mutation or transgene over a marked chromosome ( L or If for the second chromosome, TM3,Sb or TM6B for the third chromosome) and males from the progeny were inspected for modification of the phenotype.
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