71C;76C;79E;93A;94D-94F;100C
3Lt - 65E | 85E - 79E | 100C - 100F2 | 92D1 - 85E | 65E - 71C | 94D - 93A | 76C - 71C | 94F - 100C | 79E - 76C | 93A - 92E1 | 100F3 - 3Rt
One of two 3L breakpoints of In(3LR)sep.
One of two 3L breakpoints of In(3LR)TM3b.
One of two 3L breakpoints of In(3LR)TM3c.
One of two 3R breakpoints of In(3LR)sep.
The 3L breakpoint of In(3LR)TM3a.
The 3R breakpoint of In(3LR)TM3a.
The 3R breakpoint of In(3LR)TM3b.
The 3R breakpoint of In(3LR)TM3c.
E.B. Lewis, July 1955.
Multiple rounds of X-raying were used to add three inversions, 71C;94D-F, 76C;93A, and 79E;100C to a chromosome already carrying two inversions, In(3LR)sep (65D2-3;85F2-4) and In(3R)C (92D1-E1;100F2-3) (FBrf0013161, FBrf0232806). The original TM3 also carried a small translocation that replaced the tip of 3L with the tip of X, including the wildtype y gene (FBrf0013161). However, most TM3 chromosomes today carry a normal 3L tip due to crossovers between TM3 and non-balancer chromosomes (FBrf0232806). Note that the 94D breakpoint disrupts p53 (FBrf0232806, FBrf0247151).
All limits from polytene analysis (citation unavailable)