(FlyBase curator comment: the mutations in the Tpi gene is given as T73R and G74E in FBrf0233082, however analysis of the release 6.40 annotated gene model indicates the changes to be T74R and G75E respectively).
A mutated copy of the Tpi locus (containing the amino acid replacements T74R and G75E) has been inserted into the attP site present in TpiattP. This is the site of the first of the two codon changes leading to T74R amino acid change. Note that the change is indicated as T73R in the paper.
A mutated copy of the Tpi locus (containing the amino acid replacements T74R and G75E) has been inserted into the attP site present in TpiattP. This is the site of the second of the two codon changes leading to the G75E amino acid change. Note that the change is indicated as G74E in the paper.
short lived (with TpiK11M)
TpiT73R.G74E/TpiK11M transheterozygous and TpiT73R.G74E homozygous adults, but not TpiT73R.G74E heterozygous adults, exhibit an increase in heat sensitivity, shown by the significant decrease in the time until paralysis after a temperature shift to 38[o]C, as compared to controls; TpiT73R.G74E homozygous adults, but not TpiT73R.G74E/TpiK11M transheterozygous and TpiT73R.G74E heterozygous adults, exhibit an increase in bang sensitivity, shown by a significant increase in recovery time from mechanical stress, as compared to controls; TpiT73R.G74E/TpiK11M transheterozygous also exhibit a significant decrease in lifespan, whereas TpiT73R.G74E heterozygous adults exhibit a significant increase in lifespan, as compared to controls.
TpiT73R.G74E/TpiT73R.G74E-CFP transheterozygous adults exhibit an increase in heat sensitivity and an increase in bang sensitivity during adulthood, as compared to controls.