Amino acid replacement: G204E. Mutation falls within the MADS-box and is conserved in all vertebrate SRF and yeast orthologs. This glycine is centered in a tight turn joining an alpha helix (αI) involved in DNA binding and a beta strand (βI) required for dimerization. Nucleotide substitution: a GGG codon is replaced by a GAG.
G24348237A
G?A
G204E | bs-PA; G204E | bs-PB; G204E | bs-PC
G204E
Many additional wing veins.
Large blisters on the wing and enlarged veins where the dorsal and ventral remain apart.
Extra vein mutation.
Wings are blistered and show ectopic, wide veins. 2 hours after puparium formation defects in wing discs of bs11/In(2LR)Px4 become apparent. The distal and anterior submarginal cells detach from the larval basal lamina but do not become closely apposed, leaving an empty space. In the central region the apposed basal surfaces are often in close proximity but do not make contact and form junctions. bs11 homozygotes have abnormally wide, laminin-lined, prevein lacunae alternate with narrow stretches where dorsal and ventral surfaces have adhered.
bs11, rhove-1 has wing vein L2 phenotype
bs11, rhove-1 has wing vein L5 phenotype
bs11, rhove-1 has wing vein L3 phenotype
bs11, rhove-1 has wing vein L4 phenotype
Alleles fall into a series in ascending order of severity: bsA48 < bs11 < bs12 < bs13 < bs14 < Df(2R)bs-F31.