A strategy for generation and balancing of autosome: Y chromosome translocations

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We describe a method for generation and maintenance of translocations that move large autosomal segments onto the Y chromosome. Using this strategy we produced (2;Y) translocations that relocate between 1.5 and 4.8 Mb of the 2nd chromosome.. All translocations were easily balanced over a male-specific lethal 1 (msl-1) mutant chromosome. Both halves of the translocation carry visible markers, as well as P-element ends that enable molecular confirmation. Halves of these translocations can be separated to produce offspring with duplications and with lethal second chromosome deficiencies. Such large deficiencies are otherwise tedious to generate and maintain. © 2014 Landes Bioscience.

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Joshi, S. S., Cheong, H., & Meller, V. H. (2014). A strategy for generation and balancing of autosome: Y chromosome translocations. Fly, 8(1), 58–62. https://doi.org/10.4161/fly.27814

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