Generated by irradiation of C(1;Y)6, In(1)sc29 to delete most of the X chromosome. The proximal breakpoint lies in X heterochromatin and the distal breakpoint likely lies in 12A. The 12B4,5, 12C1,2 and 12C4,5 doublet bands are clearly present. The 12B1,2 doublet appears to be tightly juxtaposed to the chromocenter.
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Phenotypic Data
In combination with other aberrations
Dp(1;Y)y+g+/Df(1)HA92 lethal Df(1)HA92/y+g+Y males may survive to late pupal stages, they are unable to complete emergence from the pupal case.
Generated by irradiation of C(1;Y)6, In(1)sc29 to delete most of the X chromosome. The proximal breakpoint lies in X heterochromatin and the distal breakpoint likely lies in 12A. The 12B4,5, 12C1,2 and 12C4,5 doublet bands are clearly present. The 12B1,2 doublet appears to be tightly juxtaposed to the chromocenter.
The structure of Dp(1;Y)y+g+ is: X tip to 1A6-1B1 | 13A2-5 to 12A | X heterochromatin | YL - Y centromere - YS tip.
All limits from inclusion of l(1)dd4 (citation unavailable)