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Citation	Homyk, T., Pye, Q. (1989). Some mutations affecting neural or muscular tissues alter the physiological components of the electroretinogram in Drosophila. J. Neurogenet. 5: 37--48. (Export to RIS)
FlyBase ID	FBrf0050364
Publication Type	Research paper
PubMed ID	2703940
PubMed Abstract	Mutants displaying generalized behavioral defects and one mutant having an enzyme deficiency were examined for electroretinogram (ERG) defects. Mutations in nine genes were examined that cause ERG defects. Two, parats4 and slrpD, cause reversibly temperature dependent loss of the off-transients in the ERG. stnC and Tyr-2 cause loss of the on and off-transients. The transient defect in Tyr-2 mapped close to a site shown to affect tyrosinase activity in this strain. Mutations bas, rex and sesD delay recovery from the prolonged depolarization afterpotential. The visual defects of mutations elavjl and nbAEE171 are not complemented by lethal mutations, which, presumably, affect other tissues.
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Language of Publication	English
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Publication Type	Journal
Abbreviation	J. Neurogenet.
Title	Journal of Neurogenetics
Publication Year	1983-
ISBN/ISSN	0167-7063
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Aberrations (21)
	Df(1)ct4b1 Df(1)ct268-42 Df(1)ct-J4 Df(1)ct-J6 Df(1)D7 Df(1)HA11 Df(1)KA10 Df(1)RA2 Df(1)RC29 Df(1)r-D1 Df(1)sd72b Df(1)svr Df(1)yT4-19 Df(1)γ2 Dp(1;4)r⁺l In(1)A78 In(1)A97 Tp(1;1)A101 Tp(1;2)r⁺75c Tp(1;2)sn⁺72d Tp(1;3)f⁺71b
Alleles (23)
	bas¹ cac^EE171 comt² comt³ eag¹⁰¹ elav¹⁹ fliC¹ fliD¹ fliE¹ fliK² Flu¹ l(1)adl1^ts l(1)adl2^ts para^ts3 para^ts4 Sh⁶ shakB² slrp⁴ stnA¹⁵ Tyr2^P208 up¹⁰¹ wupA^hdp-2 wupA^hdp-101
Genes (36)
	Actn bas cac cn com comt eag elav f fliC fliD fliE fliK Flu gd L l(1)adl1 l(1)adl2 m para pch rex sesA sesD sesE sesF sesG sesH Sh shakA shakB slrp stnA Tyr2 up wupA