FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
Allele: Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D
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General Information
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Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D
Species
S. typhimurium
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FBal0190121
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A βTub85D promoter drives expression of codons 29-563 of the Styp\sopB protein.

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Low expression lines (P{βTub85D-SigD}R1 and P{βTub85D-SigD}R1) have superficially normal testes, whereas high expression lines have severe phenotypes.

Males with the R1 insertion (P{βTub85D-SigD}R1) have defects in spermatid cyst elongation and polarity: early elongating cysts have scattered nuclei and later stage cysts are much shorter than wild type and appear bi-polar with nuclei distributed between the two ends and sperm tails growing toward the middle of the cyst. Axonemes grow from opposite directions.

Individual elongating P{βTub85D-SigD}R1 spermatids are not polarized correctly.

Plasma membranes separating individual spermatids are largely absent in P{βTub85D-SigD}R1 cysts.

Testes expressing Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D show accumulation of ovoid spermatid cysts, and lack elongating or individualising spermatids. Microtubule organization is disorganised. There are few axonemes, and these are often oriented in different directions. Ensheathment of the axoneme by the axial membrane is often compromised and the sheath is typically dissociated from the mitochondrial derivative. Basal bodies are typically mislocalised, often lying tangential to the nuclear envelope. There is a delay in axoneme assembly. In contrast to wildtype, the basal body is not embedded in the nuclear envelope.

Expression of the Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D transgene causes a weak cytokinesis defect, with 1.1-1.9% of spermatids containing multiple nuclei, although the majority contain two nuclei rather than four.

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Bipolarity of P{βTub85D-SigD}R1 cysts is partially rescued by co-expression of sktlβTub85D.T:Avic\GFP-YFP.

Expression of sktlβTub85D.T:Avic\GFP-YFP restores spermatid elongation in Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D-expressing testes. Axoneme assembly is rescued, and the stability of the ensheathed structure by the axial membrane is restored. Orientation of doublet microtubules is occasionally disrupted. The orientation of the basal body with respect to the nuclear envelope is largely restored, although not all basal bodies are associated with a nucleus.

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Used to dephosphorylate cellular PIP2.

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Styp\sopBΔN29.βTub85D
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