Allele Dmel\w1118
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| Symbol | Dmel\w1118 | Species | D. melanogaster |
| Name | FlyBase ID | FBal0018186 | |
| Feature type | allele | Created / Updated | 2006-08-22/2006-08-22 |
| Associated gene | Dmel\w | ||
| Allele class | loss of function | ||
| Mutagen | spontaneous | ||
Nature of the Allele
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| Nature of the lesion | Statement Reference deletion of part of gene The 5' half of w is deleted. Partial deletion of w. Deletion of sequences including exon 1. | ||
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Phenotypic Data
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Detailed Description
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Statement Reference Eye colour: white. Not susceptible to p-Cresol. Eye colour: wph-p.lac+3/w1118 females have an orange eye colour. Male w1118 flies have an increased resistance to the anesthetic enflurane compared to wild-type controls, as judged by climbing ability. This effect is true whether enflurane resistance is measured in regular light or red light. Male w1118 flies have an increased resistance to the anesthetic halothane compared to wild-type controls when climbing ability is measured in regular light. However, this resistance varies from only modest to marginal when climbing ability is measured in red light. Homozygotes have white eyes with only <1% red pigment (compared to 100% pigment in wild type). Mutants show a reduced decay of the initial locomotor activity in an open field arena compared to wild-type flies. | |||
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Statement Reference w1118, wmC.ph-p.813bis has eye color defective phenotype, suppressible | partially by E(Pc)unspecified w1118, wmC.ph-p.418bis has eye color defective phenotype, suppressible | partially by E(Pc)unspecified | |||
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Additional Comments
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Genetic Interactions
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Statement Reference nahar38, w1118 mutant flies show the same sensitivity to 0.1% enflurane or halothane when tested under red light as nahar38 mutant flies do. However, nahar38, w1118 mutant flies show a much higher sensitivity to 0.05% enflurane or halothane when tested under ambient light than nahar38 mutant flies do. Flies with a w1118/we(g) mutant genotype enhance the eye colour defective phenotype of g2, g50e and g53d homozygous mutants leading to a greater reduction of red pigment in the eye. w1118, g50e double mutant flies do not show the increased male-male courtship behaviour that single g50e mutants exhibit. | |||
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Stocks
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| Bloomington | 3605 5905 6326 7217 4631 6759 10074 10080 10081 | ||
| Kyoto | 107122 108479 108736 | ||
Notes on Origin
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| Discoverer | R. Levis. | ||
Synonyms & Secondary IDs
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| Symbol Synonym | w1118 | ||
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References
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Recent research papers ( 1 ) | |||
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Recent reviews (0)
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| All reviews listed in FlyBase were published before 2006 | |||
Nature of the Allele