Encodes a truncated protein lacking C-terminal kinase residues.
Amino acid replacement: W634term.
Mutation is within the CR3 domain.
G2342983A
W591term | Raf-PA; W591term | Raf-PE
W634term
G to A nucleotide change at the second or third position of the wild type Trp codon leads to a nonsense mutation (exact site of mutation unspecified). The mutation was annotated at the second base of the codon.
The extent to which posterior pattern elements are formed directly reflects the magnitude of tor signal. Thus mutants derived from germ line clones can be ordered with respect to increasing posterior abnormalities thus: phl1 (normal posterior patterning) - csw6 - csw6,phl1 - csw5,phlPB26 (deletion of A8).
Homozygous embryos exhibit consistently missing head structures and variable tail defects.
Class 2 allele: Unrescued embryos (lacking maternal and zygotic phl activity) differentiate more cuticular elements than class 1 embryos. Rescued embryos (carrying wild type phl from their father) develop more terminal cuticular elements than class 1 embryos: posterior spiracles are present and the A8 denticle band frequently observed and well differentiated. 35% of class 2 rescued embryos are twisted, like csw embryos. fkh expression indicates that hindgut is variably present, though always malformed, and Malpighian tubules are missing. tll and hb expression at the posterior termini of cellular blastoderm embryos is reduced, indicating blastoderm fate map deleted from 0% EL to 10--15%.
RafPB26 is a non-enhancer of visible phenotype of RetMEN2B.GMR
RafPB26 is a non-suppressor of visible phenotype of RetMEN2B.GMR
RafPB26 is a non-enhancer of eye phenotype of RetMEN2B.GMR
RafPB26 is a non-suppressor of eye phenotype of RetMEN2B.GMR
RafPB26, csw5 has embryonic epidermis | posterior phenotype
Anterior injection of wild type RNA rescues the head structures.
Allele designation of hypomorph based on observation that phlPB26 homozygotes die as pupae but phlPB26 heterozygotes with Df(1)64c18 die at larval-pupal interface. Isolated in a screen described in Perrimon et al., Dev. Biol.110: 480.