83E1;84B3
83E;84C
83E;84B
bk1 << Tpl << bk2
Su(Tpl)10/Dp(3;3)Tpl larvae survive to adulthood in hyperoxia. These larvae also exhibit a dramatic decrease in the visible tracheal and midgut browning phenotypes and a reduction in cell death in the midgut.
Dp(3;3)Tpl heterozygous flies (carrying three copies of Tpl) die in the first instar larvae stage. Before death, the midgut turns brown (and is the first tissue to die), and tracheal development is abnormal. This is accompanied by more widespread cell death, and then the tracheae appear to break up and turn brown. Soon thereafter, the entire animal dies. These flies are also developmentally-retarded (they exhibit the first-instar phenotype at a time when the wild-type would have already moulted to the second instar stage).
dominant lethal viable and reasonably fertile over Tpl-- 3. Cell lethal in four doses (Roehrdanz and Lucchesi, 1980).
Su(Tpl)10 entirely eliminates the abnormalities and death caused by Tpl trisomy (such as Dp(3;3)Tpl or Dp(3;3)TplJE19 flies), and results in viable, fertile adults.
Treatment of Ts(YLt;3Lt)A109+Ts(YLt;3Rt)L132/Dp(3;3)Tpl males with ethyl methanesulfonate produced three duplication chromosomes <up>Dp(3;3)9k75-1, Dp(3;3)9k75-2, and Dp(3;3)19k75</up> that are viable over normal 3's, but cytologically show the reversed repeat associated with Dp(3;3)Tpl (Keppy and Denell, 1979).
Ref: Denell, 1976, Genetics 84: 193--210
Tandem reversed duplication of chromosome bands 83E-84B.
Reverse duplication of chromosome region 83E-84C.
Left limit of break 1 from polytene analysis (FBrf0028747) Right limit of break 1 from inclusion of Tpl (citation unavailable) Limits of break 2 from polytene analysis (citation unavailable)