Amino acid replacement: E?K.
The mutation falls in the 16th exon. The same mutation is found in Mhc13.
Nucleotide substitution: G?A.
G16785602A
G?A
E1554K | Mhc-PA; E1554K | Mhc-PB; E1554K | Mhc-PC; E1554K | Mhc-PD; E1554K | Mhc-PE; E1554K | Mhc-PF; E1554K | Mhc-PG; E1554K | Mhc-PH; E1554K | Mhc-PI; E1554K | Mhc-PK; E1554K | Mhc-PL; E1554K | Mhc-PM; E1554K | Mhc-PN; E1554K | Mhc-PO; E1554K | Mhc-PP; E1554K | Mhc-PQ; E1554K | Mhc-PR; E1554K | Mhc-PS; E1554K | Mhc-PT; E1554K | Mhc-PU; E1554K | Mhc-PV
E?K
Myofibres of the indirect flight muscles of homozygous or Mhc19/Mhc1 flies (but not of heterozygous flies) often appear bunched at one attachment site, although the myofibre surface does remain attached at both attachment sites. This phenotype develops as the fly ages, with the myofibres appearing normal immediately after eclosion.
The dominant flightless phenotype is not rescued by Mhc+t41.9.