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We again used the same fitness values as above that were estimated in competition against a common tester genotype (Fig. 2 & 3).
We simulated 94 different F1 genotypes formed by crossing each line to a common tester.
Further, within a set of hybrids created from crosses to a common tester, each topcross hybrid has an equal contribution of half of its alleles at all loci from the common tester, which also reduces genetic variation among the hybrids.
F1-hybrids were obtained by crossing inbred natural lines with known genotypes with a single common tester line (w[1118]).
First, the male DGRP was paired with a female from the same line instead of an unrelated common tester female.
We analyzed ASE in a parental mix, heterozygote, and introgression for each W line against the common tester line (lines: 84, 181, 147, 201, 68, 192).
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Some common testers are the "wiggy" voltage tester, test lights, continuity lights / or probes, continuity probes that provide a tone, etc.
Sequencing 1600 clones from one of the libraries confirmed and extended our results to endogenous transcripts and demonstrated that some very abundant transcripts common to tester and driver escaped subtraction.
Very abundant transcripts common to both tester and driver may escape both normalisation and subtraction, giving rise to abundant background clones in these libraries.
Although SSH is a powerful method for identifying differentially expressed genes, the subtractive samples may still contain some cDNAs that correspond to mRNA common to both tester and driver samples.
It is important to note, however, that these results are expected given that SSH methods using PCR-Select cDNA Subtraction (Clontech) have a false positive rate that is caused by the presence of remnant cDNAs common to both tester ("reinfected) and driver ("aposymbiotic) samples.
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