FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
Allele: Dmel\chicR1
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\chicR1
Species
D. melanogaster
Name
FlyBase ID
FBal0086689
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allele
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Description

Insertion of a P{lacW} element within the first intron.

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aster & meiotic cell cycle | male

contractile ring & meiotic cell cycle | male

spindle & meiotic cell cycle | male

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Homozygous adults have abnormal bristles. Onion-stage spermatids usually contain a single Nebenkern of larger than normal size, associated with two or more normal-sized nuclei (25.3% of spermatids have 2 nuclei, 49.2% have 4 nuclei). Onion-stage spermatids of chic37/chicR1 males usually contain a single Nebenkern of larger than normal size, associated with two or more normal-sized nuclei (67.6% of spermatids have 4 nuclei). Onion-stage spermatids of chic01320/chicR1 males usually contain a single Nebenkern of larger than normal size, associated with two or more normal-sized nuclei (64.3% of spermatids have 4 nuclei). The central spindle is severely defective in the first meiotic division in homozygous males, and the actin-based contractile ring is missing. Abnormal aggregations of F-actin are seen in premeiotic mature spermatocytes at the S5 stage. These aggregates may represent remnants of the fusome. 63.9% of asters show irregular positioning and delayed migration during meiotic divisions in homozygous males. 87% of asters show irregular positioning and delayed migration during meiotic divisions in chic37/chicR1 males. 69.5% of asters show irregular positioning and delayed migration during meiotic divisions in chic01320/chicR1 males.

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Precise excision of the P{lacW} element results in reversion of the mutant phenotype. The phenotype of tsr1 chicR1 animals indicates that chic is epistatic to tsr.

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Synonyms and Secondary IDs (2)
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chiR1
chicR1
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