FB2025_01 , released February 20, 2025
Allele: Dmel\sevV1
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Dmel\sevV1
Species
D. melanogaster
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FBal0051156
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Amino acid replacement: G2221D. G2221 is in the ATP-binding site of the tyrosine kinase domain.

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Nucleotide change:

G11072936A

Amino acid change:

G2216D | sev-PA

Reported amino acid change:

G2221D

Comment:

Site of nucleotide substitution in mutant inferred by FlyBase based on reported amino acid change.

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sevV1 lack most R7 photoreceptor cells when raised at the non-permissive temperature of 29[o]C.

Homozygous flies have wild-type ommatidia at 18oC, but only 4% of ommatidia have R7 cell rhabdomeres at 28oC.

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Removing neighboring R7 photoreceptor cells through a sevV1 background greatly increases the tendency of Kap-α3D93 mutant R7s to invade adjacent targets. Approximately 84.3% of isolated Kap-α3D93 R7 terminals extend laterally into neighboring columns (as compared to 23% for Kap-α3D93 mutants in a wild-type background), with 22% of these lateral extensions spanning several columns.

Removing neighboring R7 photoreceptor cells through a sevV1 background greatly increases the tendency of babo9 mutant R7s to invade adjacent targets. Approximately 75% of isolated babo9 R7 terminals extend laterally into neighboring columns (as compared to 12.7% for babo9 mutants in a wild-type background).

Removing neighboring R7 photoreceptor cells through a sevV1 background greatly increases the tendency of babo9 mutant R7s to invade adjacent targets. Approximately 75% of isolated babo9 R7 terminals extend laterally into neighboring columns (as compared to 12.7% for babo9 mutants in a wild-type background).

Removing neighboring R7 photoreceptor cells through a sevV1 background greatly increases the tendency of Kap-α3D93 mutant R7s to invade adjacent targets. Approximately 84.3% of isolated Kap-α3D93 R7 terminals extend laterally into neighboring columns (as compared to 23% for Kap-α3D93 mutants in a wild-type background), with 22% of these lateral extensions spanning several columns.

Although modest, the tiling phenotype found in ActβdsRNA.HL.Scer\UAS mutants is considerably enhanced when neighboring R7s are removed.

Although modest, the tiling phenotype found in ActβCM.Scer\UAS mutants is considerably enhanced when neighboring R7s are removed. Approximately 36% of mutant R7s extend laterally into unoccupied columns.

When neighboring wild-type R7 axons are removed through the presence of sevV1, GlΔ.Scer\UAS mutant R7 axons extend into adjacent columns.

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