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A brief overview of standard practices for maintaining Drosophila melanogaster stocks in the lab is provided here. The mechanics of stockkeeping and the role of balancers are described, as are ways to avoid and eliminate common culture contaminants.
IU Bloomington hosts three international centers for Drosophila stock collection, genomics, and informatics. Learn about their services, projects, and publications for fly researchers worldwide.
The DGRC provides DNA clones, vectors, cell lines, and genomics technologies for Drosophila research. It is located within the Biology Department of Indiana University and supported by NIH grant 2P40OD010949.
The center provides access to over 76,000 fly strains for Drosophila research, with information on genes, mutations, and applications. Users can search, browse, and cross-reference strains with FlyBase on the website.
15. Dez. 2020 · The Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (BDSC) provides genetic stocks of fruit flies to researchers worldwide. Read how the center's staff coped with the challenges of the pandemic and the NYT's coverage of their work.
11. Nov. 2015 · Researchers commonly map genes using parallel complementation tests against a collection of known chromosomal deficiencies that collectively span the chromosome in question. A “deficiency kit” for a given chromosome can be obtained from the Bloomington Stock Center (Cook et al. 2010).