Potential relations between two drosophila proteins JORDAN DAVIS MENTOR: DR. MIKE GROTWIEL BNFO 300.

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Potential relations between two drosophila proteins JORDAN DAVIS MENTOR: DR. MIKE GROTWIEL BNFO 300

Location: Telomeres U.S. Department of Energy Human Genome Program. SierraSciSPA Raffa, Grazia D., et al. "Organization and evolution of Drosophila terminin: similarities and differences between Drosophila and human telomeres."Frontiers in oncology 3 (2013). Raffa, Grazia D., et al. "ORGANIZATION AND MAINTENANCE OF DROSOPHILA TELOMERES: THE ROLES OF TERMININ AND NON-TERMININ PROTEINS." ЦИТОЛОГИЯ 55.3 (2013):  Telomeres Are capped at the end of each chromatid  Prevents chromosome end-to-end fusion  Fruit fly telomeres are capped by protein complex terminin

Terminin function at risk?  Woc protein is located near telomere ends  Terminin complex is located near telomere ends  Verrocchio protein is vital for protection of telomeres  Ver may be dependent on woc protein for function Raffa, Grazia D., et al. "Organization and evolution of Drosophila terminin: similarities and differences between Drosophila and human telomeres."Frontiers in oncology 3 (2013). Muller H. J. (1938). The remaking of chromosomes. Collect. Net 8, 182–195 Gao, Guanjun, et al. "HipHop interacts with HOAP and HP1 to protect Drosophila telomeres in a sequence ‐ independent manner." The EMBO journal29.4 (2010):

Question  Is the terminin complex at risk with a mutation in woc?

Experimental Question  Will Verrocchio be expressed with a gene knockout of woc?

Methodology: Gene knockout  Why gene knockout?  To compare terminin in wild type flies to woc mutated flies Dr. Graham Beards – Own work Phage display process described further in Wolfe et al. (1999) Wolfe, Scot A., et al. "Analysis of zinc fingers optimized via phage display: evaluating the utility of a recognition code." Journal of molecular biology (1999): Raffa, Grazia D., et al. "Terminin: a protein complex that mediates epigenetic maintenance of Drosophila telomeres." Nucleus 2.5 (2011):

Methodology: Gene knockout  Why gene knockout?  To compare terminin in wild type flies to woc mutated flies  What will be analyzed?  Ver’s ability to be expressed at telomere ends Sequence information provided by flybase.org

Methodology: Gene knockout  Why gene knockout?  To compare terminin in wild type flies to woc mutated flies  What will be analyzed?  Ver’s ability to be expressed at telomere ends  Why does it matter??  Woc protein is also found in humans  Woc protein has no known function in humans  Woc may be of ver at telomere protecting proteinsvital for localization

Analysis  Western blot analysis for two samples  One wild type  One with/ woc mutation  Testing expression of protein verrocchio within drosophila samples

What next?  Hopefully woc and ver show some sign of a relation between the two  Test individual function of woc  Move to human homolog?

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