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A Drosophila cytoplasmic tropomyosin gene has been identified and is located on the same genomic DNA clone as two Drosophila muscle tropomyosin genes previously identified. A positive hybrid-selection translation assay using the subcloned gene and RNA from non-muscle cell sources yielded a protein with a size (Mr, 31,000) and isoelectric point (5.0) similar to vertebrate cytoplasmic tropomyosin. A modified protocol for the purification of vertebrate cytoplasmic tropomyosin was used to partially purify cytoplasmic tropomyosin from the Drosophila Kc cell line. The Kc cell protein was identified as a cytoplasmic form of tropomyosin on the basis of its size, isoelectric point, and crossreactivity with a polyclonal vertebrate antitropomyosin antibody in a two-step binding assay. The Kc cell cytoplasmic tropomyosin comigrates in two dimensions with the hybrid-selected in vitro translation product of the region 3 gene, and both proteins show a mobility shift in NaDodSO4/urea/polyacrylamide gels that is characteristic of vertebrate tropomyosins. The cytoplasmic tropomyosin gene hybridizes to both Drosophila muscle tropomyosin genes under decreased stringency conditions. This cross-hybridization spans several internal restriction endonuclease sites in each muscle tropomyosin gene and indicates an overall partial homology among the three Drosophila tropomyosin genes. These results show that Drosophila tropomyosins are encoded by a closely linked family of differentially regulated genes.

Identification of a cytoplasmic tropomyosin gene linked to two muscle tropomyosin genes in Drosophila.