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English: There are seven putative enhancers known to regulate shavenbaby expression: DG2, DG3, Z1.3, A, E3, E6, and 7H. Each enhancer is pleiotropic, expressed a range of developmental stages, and somewhat modular. Many of the enhancers exhibit "shadow-enhancer" activity, meaning redundant overlapping expression patterns. This redundancy canalizes gene expression in different environments and genomic backgrounds. The transcriptional start site of shavenbaby is indicated with a small black arrow. The coding sequence (not to scale) is indicated with a large gray arrow. |
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| Author | Timothy Fuqua |
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