14 nucleotide deletion, between nucleotides 1715 and 1728, causing a frameshift stop truncating the protein to 514 amino acids, and removing the putative α-helices.
14 nucleotide deletion causing a frameshift stop truncating the protein to 514 amino acids
pnrVX1 heterozygotes exhibit a loss of dorsocentral bristles compared to wild-type (1.86 bristles per heminotum compared to 2.0 in wild-type controls).
Lethality occurs at larval or early pupal stages. Heterozygotes occasionally lack one dorsocentral bristle. Heterozygotes with pnrV1 are viable.
Heterozygotes are missing one of the two dorsocentral bristles. Homozygous clones of cells are missing one or both bristles. Dominant phenotype enhanced in viable transallelic combinations with pnrVX1. Homozygotes die as young larvae with no obvious mutant phenotype.
pnrVX1 has dorsocentral bristle phenotype, enhanceable by Iswi2
pnrVX1 has dorsocentral bristle phenotype, enhanceable by tou2
pnrVX1 is a suppressor of dorsocentral bristle phenotype of tou2
tou2/+ ; pnrVX1/+ flies exhibit on average 1.57 dorsocentral bristles per heminotum, compared to 1.86 bristles per heminotum in pnrVX1 heterozygotes, 1.4 bristles per heminotum in tou2/+ and 2.0 dorsocentral bristles per heminotum in wild-type. Iswi2/+ ; pnrVX1/+ flies display on average 1.61 dorsocentral bristles per heminotum, so aggravating the pnrD1/+ single mutant phenotype (1.86 bristles/heminotum).
Class B allele.
Class 3 pnr allele: dominant allele causing loss of bristles.