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Gene Insertion in Fruit Flies Achieves Right Timing and Place
Cambridge reports three research teams at Harvard, Harvard Medical School, and Carnegie, using transposons to insert normal genes into fruit flies’ germ line. They show expression at correct developmental stage and tissues, enabling potential future experiments. The work, in Cell, notes mice remain resistant to similar results.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Tom Maniatis
Maniatis
Harvard
Harvard School of Medicine
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Cell
Jay Hirsh
Harvard Medical School
David Goldberg
James Posakony
Carnegie
Allan Spradling
Gerald Rubin