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| Citation | Castelli-Gair Hombria, J. (2001.9.19). domeless. (Export to RIS) | ||
| FlyBase ID | FBrf0138617 | ||
| Publication Type | Personal communication to FlyBase | ||
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From jec24@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Wed Sep 19 15:47:28 2001
To: Rachel Drysdale <rd120@XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX> Subject: dome Dear Rachel, This info relates to domeless (dome). Not all of this will be published in our Current Biology paper. dome is the computer annotated GADFLY gene CG14226. We isolated the dome alleles from the Gottingen X P collection. We named all alleles using as superscript the original number used in the Gottingen X P collection (i.e.dome367 corresponds to l(1)G0367). By plasmid rescue we found that seven elements are inserted 400bp apart in 18E. l(1)G0321 is inserted 30bp upstream the start of LD32858 and has no zygotic nor maternal cuticle phenotype. The other rescued P elements are inserted in the 5' UTR at the following positions with respect to the start of LD32858: dome405 is inserted at 20b, dome367 77 b, dome217 and dome218 154b, dome468 268 and dome441 376b. We have other dome alleles that have not been rescued: l(1)G0199b, l(1)G0264 and l(1)G0282. 321, 405 and 367 are hypomorphic insertions, the others have strong zygotic domeless phenotypes. Based on the identical phenotypes in germ line clones of the strong alleles to germ line clones of stat92E null alleles, they may be null. There is a further strong allele: dome9 that was isolated from line l(1)G0009. This is not caused by the P insertion which is in Act5C as the phenotype can be separated from the P insertion. We know that all the above mutants are dome alleles because the zygotic spiracle phenotypes are rescued by UAS-dome5.1. (see below). UAS constructs: The EST LD32858 was obtained from Research Genetics from the embryonic 0-22 hours LD library. UAS-dome was made by an EcoR1/Xho1 excision from pOT2a and directionally subcloned into EcoR1/Sal1 cut pUAST. UAS-domeΔTMCYT and UAS-domeΔCYT were similarly subcloned but using the Bgl2 and EcoRV sites within dome. Several independent lines were tested for each experiment. One of the UAS-dome constructs (UAS-dome5.1) rescues the spiracle phenotype even in the absence of a GAL4 driver line, suggesting that a nearby enhancer activates the construct in the posterior spiracles. James |
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