FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
FB2026_01 , released March 12, 2026
Allele: Dmel\IKKεalice
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Dmel\IKKεalice
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D. melanogaster
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FBal0196649
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ik2alice
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Amino acid replacement: F297I.

The amino acid replacement, caused by a point mutation, is found in the kinase domain of ik2.

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Nucleotide change:

T20677265A

Amino acid change:

F297I | IKKepsilon-PB; F297I | IKKepsilon-PC

Reported amino acid change:

F297I

Comment:

Site of nucleotide substitution in mutant inferred by FlyBase based on reported amino acid change.

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Dendritic severing is strongly inhibited in homozygous ddaC neuron clones at 20 hours after puparium formation (APF), with most proximal dendrites remaining intact at this stage in the mutant cells (proximal dendrites can be seen disconnected from the ddaC soma at 5 hours APF in wild-type animals).

Homozygous mutant γ neuron clones in the mushroom body show normal axon pruning at 18 hours APF and then show normal regeneration of the adult axon and dendrites.

At low temperature and in uncrowded culture conditions, rare escaper ik2alice adults (<1%) are observed, but they die shortly after eclosion. These escapers often exhibit abnormal bristles, both the interommatidial and the humeral bristles are affected. At high magnification, the actin footprints along the length of the bristle shaft in ik2alice escaper adult eyes appears less organised than those in wild-type bristles. In wild-type, interommatidial bristles are found at alternating vertices, whereas in ik2alice mutants these bristles are often duplicated at a single vertex and are misshapen and kinked.

More than 95% of the embryos laid by ik2alice mutant females do not hatch; however, larval cuticle preparations indicate that the embryos aren't dorsalised. The majority of embryos display a bic-like phenotype, ranging from headless embryos to embryos with a duplicated abdomen in place of the head and thorax. In addition to this anteroposterior patterning defect, a large number of embryos from ik2alice germ-line clones exhibit expanded ventral cuticular structures.

Embryos from ik2alice germ-line clones are both ventralised and bicaudal, exhibiting a variable phenotype, with expanded ventral denticle bands and filzkorper (a posterior structure) in both the tail and the anterior of the embryo. Approximately 89% of the embryos produced from ik2alice mutant females are bicaudal with no apparent dorsoventral abnormalities.

At stage 8-9, ik2alice mutant egg chambers are indistinguishable from wild-type. At stage 9, a subpopulation of microtubules are disrupted in ik2alice mutants.

At stage 7, in oocytes dervied from females containing ik2alice germ-line clones, ectopic sites of actin polymerisation are visible.

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The penetrance of the pruning defects observed in class IV dendritic arborizing neurons of pupae expressing par-1HMS00405 under the control of Scer\GAL4ppk.PG is significantly enhanced by combination with IKKεalice.

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