Melanogaster Stubble Gene
The author of this scientific report has been asked to offer a thorough review of the stubble gene if a D. melanogaster. Items that will be covered will be a brief overview of the stubble gene, an introduction to the gene, the basic biological process when it comes to the gene, the phenotypic characteristics of the gene, the mode of inheritance of the gene, at least two mutant forms of the gene, the possible chromosomal effects of the gene, the molecular characteristics of the gene and any conclusions that can be drawn from the above. While some may not be interested in the stubble gene in question, some of its attributes and behaviors are quite fascinating and intriguing.
Analysis
Introduction of Gene
First off, the fly in question when it comes to all of this analysis can more easily be referred to as the fruit fly. This is the layman term for D. melanogaster. The symbol for the gene in question is Dmel/sb. As the introduction might suggest, the name of the gene is Stubble and it is a protein coding gene according to the Flybase database. It is also commonly referred to as sbd and Sb-sbd. According to the gene snapshot part of the Flybase record, there is not enough data to summarize the gene's function, at least as of June 30th, 2016. The gene belongs to the peptidase S1 family. The cellular components of the gene in question include a membrane and a plasma membrane, as offered by the Flybase record of the gene. The stubble mutation refers to bristles that are not as long as they normally are on a fruit fly. They are also wider and thicker than with a normal fruit fly.
The strains and variations of the gene are common and easy to find. Indeed, a study done as far back as 1988 used more than one hundred variations and strains of the gene. In that instance, they were tested for the absence or presence of P-Element sequences. This was verified using molecular probes. The timeline of the strains was more than half a century, sixty years, in total. These molecular characteristics as observed in the strains has led to the conclusion that the P-Element status and structure of the genes have changed decidedly over the years in the form of an "invasion" and this has manifested all over the world including in Europe,...
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