Dear all,
You may remember I sent a query to everyone a while back, asking for 
examples where heterologous expression of proteins from different 
organisms had demonstrated conservation of function. The data was 
incorporated into a recent review of ours and it occurred to me that I 
should let people in the field know, since they collectively contributed 
to the data gathering process. The reference is:

   1. Annesley, S.J. & Fisher, P.R.* *(2009). /Dictyostelium discoideum/
      – a model for many reasons. Mol. Cell. Biochem. 329, 73-91.
      Published Online 22 April 2009.
      <http://www.springerlink.com/content/b65lj64680296259/?p=e188396c644d4270a13dec2ed01c1e25&pi=44>
      DOI 10.1007/s11010-009-0111-8.
      <http://www.springerlink.com/content/b65lj64680296259/?p=e188396c644d4270a13dec2ed01c1e25&pi=44>
      and the information gathered was collated into Table 1 of the article.


Cheers,
Paul.

-- 
Prof. Paul R. Fisher,
Chair in Microbiology,
Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of Science Technology and Engineering,
La Trobe University,
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