l(3)07086 and rtet. - Chang, H. (2004)
Subject: FB-NG Help Mail: Gene data (problem or question) comments: Dear Flybase, I think l(3)07086 is allelic to rtet. The evidence is that the l(3)07086 P line fails to complement to EP(3)3734, an allele of rtet. \-Henry realname: Henry Chang Subject: Re: FB-NG Help Mail: Gene data (problem or question) Hi Gillian, Yes, I came across l(3)07086 first, from a screen for mutants exhibiting abnormal pattern of HRP-Boss (bride of sevenless) staining. In FLP-generated l(3)07086 mutant clones, HRP-Boss staining is absent. The same phenotype is also observed in EP(3)3734 mutant clones. The final data is that they fail to complement by lethality. So in short, they fail to complement by lethality and they both have identical clonal phenotype in HRP-Boss staining. \-H >Hi Henry, > >thanks for this information, I'll record your e-mail as a personal >communication to FlyBase and will merge the rtet and l(3)07086 gene >records. > >Can I just check what phenotype you were looking at when you were >looking at the failure of l(3)07086 and EP(3)3734 to complement \- were >you looking at lethality or another mutant phenotype ? (this extra info >would be useful to know and I'll add it to your personal >communication), > >Gillian > >-------------------------------------------------------------- >Gillian Millburn. > >FlyBase (Cambridge), > >-------------------------------------------------------------- > >> >> comments: Dear Flybase, >> >> I think l(3)07086 is allelic to rtet. The evidence is that >>the l(3)07086 >P line fails to complement to EP(3)3734, an allele of rtet. >> >> \-Henry Henry Chang Department of Cell Biology Yale University School of Medicine 333 Cedar St. SHM C-435 New Haven, CT 06510 203-785-6078