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Identification of suppressors of mbk-2/DYRK by whole-genome sequencing

Wang et al., 2014

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3594814847634577079
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Wang Y
Wang J
Rasoloson D
Stitzel M
O’Connell K
Smith H
Seydoux G
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G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics

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Screening for suppressor mutations is a powerful method to isolate genes that function in a common pathway or process. Because suppressor mutations often do not have phenotypes on their own, cloning of suppressor loci can be challenging. A method combining whole …
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