Transgenic RNAi Project (TRiP) Accepting Gene Nominations

Is your favorite fly gene an unknown? Not represented by an allele at
Bloomington? Mutations lead to pleiotropic defects that prevent study
in your tissue of interest? Would otherwise benefit from a robust,
inducible transgenic RNAi hairpin approach?

The NIH-funded Transgenic RNAi Project (TRiP) at Harvard Medical
School is accepting community nominations.

Based on these gene nominations and other criteria (including input
from Bloomington), the TRiP will decide for what genes they will
generate hairpin constructs and corresponding transgenic flies.

To learn more about the TRiP and to make nominations, please visit
the "Nominations" section of the TRiP webpages (within the Drosophila
RNAi Screening Center's website) at [Only registered users see links. ]

To learn about exsiting TRiP stocks, please visit the "TRiP Stocks"
section of the webpages at [Only registered users see links. ]

To learn about screening the existing collection at HMS, please visit
the "Screening Center" section at [Only registered users see links. ]

To learn more about ongoing and new services of the Drosophila RNAi
Screening Center, visit [Only registered users see links. ]

Thank you,
The TRiP Team
(N. Perrimon, PI; S. Mohr, DRSC Director; L. Perkins, TRiP Chief; H.
Shim, TRiP Manager)