satellite

locus: sat

locus_name: satellite

organism_type: B

chromosome_number: V

chromosome_side: L

link_group: VL

cultural_requirements: VL. Linked to lys-1 (35%) (60); left of T(OY321) and NO (D.D. Perkins, N.B. Raju, and E.G. Barry, in preparation). Microscopically visible terminal satellite, distal to the nucleolus organizer in chromosome 2. Seen at pachytene as a tiny dot on the surface of the nucleolus (656). N. crassa laboratory strains differ in the presence (sat+) or absence (sat-) of the satellite. No satellite has been found in N. intermedia or other Neurospora species. Best scored during pachytene, using orcein. Photographs (60, 817). Translocations T(AR190), T(ALS182), and T(ALS176) involve the terminal satellite region (817).

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near_l: Linked to lys-1 (35%)

near_r: T(OY321) and NO

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Strains

FGSC #	Reporting Genes	Species
FGSC #944	sat	Neurospora crassa
FGSC #945	sat	Neurospora crassa

References

Authors	Title	Year
Barry, E. G. , and D. D. Perkins.	Position of linkage group V markers in chromosome 2 of N. crassa.	1969
McClintock, B.	Neurospora. I. Preliminary observations of the chromosomes of Neurospora crassa.	1945
Perkins, D. D. , N. B. Raju, and E. G. Barry.	A chromosome rearrangement in Neurospora that produces viable progeny containing twonucleolus organizers.	1980