Imprecise excision of P{lacW}Gef263 has left some residual P{lacW} sequence (~1.1Kb).
Eye and wing phenotypes (small rough eyes, abnormal wings) and some degree of lethality are seen in various PDZ-GEF allelic combinations, with their relative strength in the following order: PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF6 = PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF5 > PDZ-GEF3/PDZ-GEF4 > PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEF3 = PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEF4 > PDZ-GEFEP388/PDZ-GEF3 > PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEFk13720 > PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEFEP388 > PDZ-GEFEP388/PDZ-GEFEP388.
Many mutant females have three spermathecae instead of two, with different allelic combinations having different percentages of females with three spermathecae: PDZ-GEF3/PDZ-GEF3 22%, PDZ-GEF3/PDZ-GEF4 30%, PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF5 59%, PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF6 62%, PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEF4 % (all PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEF4, PDZ-GEFk13720/PDZ-GEF3 or PDZ-GEFEP388/PDZ-GEF3 females have two spermathecae).
PDZ-GEF5/PDZ-GEF4 is partially rescued by PDZ-GEF+t11.6
PDZ-GEF+t11.6 rescues eye and wing phenotypes of PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF5 flies. PDZ-GEF+t11.6 partially rescues the supernumerary spermathecae phenotype in PDZ-GEF4/PDZ-GEF5 flies.