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Timing of Locomotor Recovery from Anoxia Modulated by the white Gene in Drosophila

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Figure 1y. The path length per secondprovided with normal airw1118CS. (C) Analysis of TR in CS and w11180.001 (Florida-9) and mutants (anoxia (arrow head) is applied during 300diameter and 0.3-cm depth)
Figure 2 wTR analysis in these femalegenerated by serial backcrossing.CS and female w1118) andCS).1118 allele is associated with delayed locomotor recovery fromanoxia
Figure 3 Independent phenotypes between locomotor recovery and eyeknockdown and their controls
Figure 4 The mlocation of mtion. pJFRC2, pJFRC5 and pJFRC7 are the UASconstructs (PfeifferattP2 docking site by site-speci2004); UAS-fl2010); UAS-hsp26 and UAS-hsp27 (Wangin the parenthesis
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