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Development (Cambridge, England)|April 1, 1997

The Drosophila gene fs(2)cup interacts with otu to define a cytoplasmic pathway required for the structure and function of germ-line chromosomesL N Keyes, A C Spradling

Molecular and Cellular Biology|February 1, 1995

Multiple response elements in the Sex-lethal early promoter ensure its female-specific expression patternP A Estes, L N Keyes, P Schedl

Cell|March 6, 1992

The primary sex determination signal of Drosophila acts at the level of transcriptionL N Keyes, T W Cline, P Schedl

Genes & Development|May 1, 1989

The Drosophila female-specific sex-determination gene, Sex-lethal, has stage-, tissue-, and sex-specific RNAs suggesting multiple modes of regulationH K Salz, E M Maine, L N Keyes, et al.

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Development (Cambridge, England)|April 1, 1997

The Drosophila gene fs(2)cup interacts with otu to define a cytoplasmic pathway required for the structure and function of germ-line chromosomesL N Keyes, A C Spradling

Molecular and Cellular Biology|February 1, 1995

Multiple response elements in the Sex-lethal early promoter ensure its female-specific expression patternP A Estes, L N Keyes, P Schedl

Cell|March 6, 1992

The primary sex determination signal of Drosophila acts at the level of transcriptionL N Keyes, T W Cline, P Schedl

Genes & Development|May 1, 1989

The Drosophila female-specific sex-determination gene, Sex-lethal, has stage-, tissue-, and sex-specific RNAs suggesting multiple modes of regulationH K Salz, E M Maine, L N Keyes, et al.

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