FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
Allele: Dmel\tokE1
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Dmel\tokE1
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D. melanogaster
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FBal0191955
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tlrE1
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    tokΔ2-41/tokE1 embryos have a normal CNS appearance overall. However, the embryos show a phenotype of variable penetrance in which the Fas2-positive longitudinal bundles are wavy and irregular and the outer bundle is discontinuous or missing. These embryos also show a variety of guidance defects, including delay in intersegmental nerve growth and defective terminal arbor morphology, SNa stalling and additional branching and the failure of SNb to reach ventral muscle targets. tokE1/Df(3R)tld-γ1 embryos also show these axon guidance defects.

    The axon guidance defects of tokΔ2-41/tokE1 and tokE1/Df(3R)tld-γ1 mutants persist until larval stages when the animals begin to die. Although muscles 6 and 7 of these mutants show relatively normal NMJs, there is abnormal innervation in the cleft between muscles 12 and 13 and the innervation on muscle 12 is entirely absent, reduced or misrouted.

    Rare tokΔ2-41/tokE1 escapers exhibit loss of the crossveins in the wing.

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    tokΔ2-41/tokE1 has crossvein phenotype, suppressible | partially by sog[+]/sogYL26

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    sogYL26/+; tokΔ2-41/tokE1 escapers exhibit partial posterior crossveins with significantly more crossvein material than tokΔ2-41/tokE1 escapers. Further, crossveins are almost completely restored in sogYL26/sogP129D; tokΔ2-41/tokE1 animals. Expression of tldScer\UAS.cHa under the control of Scer\GAL4da.G32 or Scer\GAL4A9 fails to rescue the posterior crossvein phenotype of tokΔ2-41/tokE1 mutants.

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    Expression of tokScer\UAS.cSa under the control of Scer\GAL4da.G32 largely restores posterior crossvein patterning in the adult wing.

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