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Re: any left-right asymmetries in drosophila?

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From: tyr
Date: Sun, 24 Jul 1994 03:42
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Michael Levin (mlevin@husc7.harvard.edu) wrote:
:     Are there any organs or tissues that are asymmetric about the body's
: left-right axis (as the human heart, for example) in Drosophila?
: I am interested in molecular markers (genes etc.) as well. Please
: reply to mlevin@husc7.harvard.edu.

: Mike Levin

I believe part of their digestive system is asymmetric.  But, I do not 
have any of my anatomy books on hand, so please feel free to send me some 
flame mail if I'm wrong.
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