Homozygous females lay no eggs. The endochorion has strong defects, and the respiratory appendages are absent.
Homozygous females lay few or no eggs and show defects in oogenesis during choriogenesis. Follicles of homozygous females have major defects in the endochorion (which are uniformly distributed) and have defective respiratory appendages.
Oviposition of few if any eggs. Various defects in respiratory appendages and chorionic architecture of hand dissected eggs.
Germ line clonal analysis shows that fs(1)ne1a is soma-dependent. Ovarian transplantation experiments show that the fs(1)ne1a mutation acts in the ovary.
Germ line clonal analysis shows that fs(1)ne1a is soma-dependent.