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FB2013_03, released May 7th, 2013
 

Aberration Dmel\C(1)DX

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SymbolDmel\C(1)DXSpeciesD. melanogaster
NameCompound (1) Double XFlyBase IDFBab0000080
Feature typehomo_compound_chromosome
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C(1)DX, In(1)dl-49 - In(1)sc8., y f - y- sc8 f..
 
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In combination with other aberrations
Oocytes from All-Compound females produce anaphase I and meiosis II figures 64% of the time, i.e. they have bypassed metaphase I arrest.
NOT in combination with other aberrations
A reversed acrocentric heterozygous for In(1)dl-49; it is useful in balancing because it is very stable, which is probably due to little interstitial heterochromatin. y w f detachments very rarely produced. Also produces a low incidence of homozygosis for w. C(1)DX/0 lethal
 
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Bloomington
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Muller.
 
 
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A study of metaphase arrest found that crossovers between homologs attached to the same centromere do not induce metaphase arrest. Hence exchanges induce metaphase arrest only when they physically conjoin two separate kinetochores. The signal that mediates metaphase arrest is not the exchange event per se, but the resulting tension on homologous kinetochores.
Attached X chromosomes homozygous for various w alleles were used to study dosage compensation of w.
female <up>stated by Muller to have been In(1)dl-49/In(1)sc8Ly3PR, but the derivative does not carry y3P</up>. Was originally y1 w1 f1 - y- sc8 B1 ., but by double exchange f1 became homozygous and B1 was lost. y1, w1, f1 versions exist.
 
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Compound (1) Double X
 
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