cv 2, Cv2
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Low-frequency RNA-Seq exon junction(s) not annotated.
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There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
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Comment: at the tips
cv-2 expression is first visible broadly around the crossveins and the end of the longitudinal veins at 21-22 hr APF. It becomes stronger and refines to a narrow stripe at 28-29 hr APF.
cv-2 transcripts are most prominent near the anterior-posterior compartment boundaries in third instar imaginal discs, in the anterior and posterior crossveins in pupal wings and at the distal edges of longitudinal wing veins. Heightened expression is also observed in the dorsal regions of early embryos.
Weak general expression is seen at all stages. In late third instar larvae, cv-2 transcripts are observed in three regions of the prospective notum. One contains and lies distal to the posterior notopleural bristle (pNP) and lies posterior to the anterior notopleural bristle (aNP). One lies distal to the trichoid sensillum (tri1). Transcripts are emphasized along the AP boundary of the prospective wing blade. In pupal wings at 19 hrs APF, transcripts are seen in broad regions around the crossveins. These resolve into narrower regions by 28 hr APF. Increased expression is also observed at the tips of the longitudinal veins.
Comment: at the ends
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Source for merge of: cv-2 CG15671
Source for merge of cv-2 CG15671 was sequence comparison ( date:000915 ).
Mutations in cv-2 remove transverse veins or crossveins: crossvein specific. Shows additive interactions with vn, ve, ci, cg, shv, ast, H, Vno, vvl, ri, tg, tt and ab.
ri, tg, tt, ab, cv, cv-2, cv-c and cv-d belong to the radius incompletus phenotypic group within the 'lack-of-vein' mutant class. Loss-of-function alleles at these loci remove stretches of veins in two or more longitudinal veins. Double mutants of this group have additive phenotypes suggesting the genes are vein-specific, and have small lanceolate wings. Genes are involved in whole vein region-specification rather than vein differentiation.
Nicoletti, Oct. 1962.