Aberration Dmel\In(1)scS1
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| Symbol | Dmel\In(1)scS1 | Species | D. melanogaster |
| Name | Inversion (1) scute of Sinitskaya | FlyBase ID | FBab0004216 |
| Feature type | chromosomal_inversion | Created / Updated | 2006-08-22/2006-08-22 |
| Formalized genetic data | bk1 hits sc << bb << bk2 | ||
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| Deleted segment | |||
| Duplicated segment | |||
| Computed Breakpoints include | 1B3-1B4;h32 | ||
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Nature of the Aberration
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| Progenitor | |||
| Mutagen | |||
| Class of aberration (relative to progenitor) | |||
| Breakpoints | 1B3-1B4;20B-20D1 | ||
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| Transposon Insertions | |||
| Genetic mapping information | |||
| Comments | Breakpoint between DNA coordinates +28.2 and +26.9 (Campuzano et al., 1985). 0 is an arbitrarily chosen EcoRI site in the scβ segment of ASC; positive values to the left (Carramolino, Ruiz-Gomez, Guererro, Campuzano and Modolell, 1982, EMBO J. 1: 1185-92). Breakpoint(s) molecularly mapped | ||
Comments on Cytology
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Limits of break 1 from polytene analysis (FBrf0042024) Limits of break 2 from polytene analysis (citation unavailable) | |||
Molecularly Mapped Breakpoints
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Sequence Crossreferences
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Gene Deletion & Duplication Data
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Genes Deleted / Disrupted
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Genes NOT Deleted / Disrupted
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Genes Duplicated
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Genes NOT Duplicated
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Related Comments
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Phenotypic Data
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| In combination with other aberrations | |||
| NOT in combination with other aberrations | Homozygous female sterile (Pucket and Snyder, 1973, Genetics 74: s221). In(1)scS1/0 almost completely male lethal (Baker, 1971; Pucket and Snyder, 1973), the adult survivors extreme scute and almost immotile, with reduction in rRNA (Nix, 1973). In gynandromorphs, however, In(1)scS1/0 cells viable and normal in appearance suggesting that position effect suppression of rRNA is non-autonomous (Pyati, 1976, Genet. Res. 28: 89-91). Homozygous females are sterile. | ||
Position Effect Variegation Data
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| Genes subject to PEV | |||
Stocks
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| Kyoto | |||
| Bloomington | |||
Notes on Origin
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| Discoverer | Sinitskaya, March 1934. | ||
Induced with In(1)S. | |||
Balancer / Genotype Variants of the Aberration
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Separable Components
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Other Comments
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Synonyms & Secondary IDs
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| Reported As | |||
| Symbol Synonym | In(1)scs1 In(1)scS1 In(1)scS1 | ||
| Name Synonym | Inversion (1) scute of Sinitskaya | ||
| Secondary FlyBase IDs | |||
References
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Recent research papers (0)
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| All research papers listed in FlyBase were published before 2006 | |||
Nature of the Aberration