Amino acid replacement: M420I.
Location and nature of lesion is a revision of data reported in FBrf0241573.
G15503172H
M420I | lace-PA; M420I | lace-PB
M420I
Site of nucleotide substitution in mutant inferred by FlyBase curator based on reported amino acid change.
laceU2 Gr21a neuron clones show axonal mistargeting defects; small/single cell clones in Or47a neurons do not show axonal mistargeting defects.
lacek05305/laceU2 transheterozygous adults show a mushroom body "lost-lobe" phenotype in about half of cases; the overall dendrite organization seems unaffected, as indicated by microtubule polarity (nod) and compartment identity (Apc2, DenMark, etc)
laceU2/lacek05305 has abnormal neuroanatomy | adult stage phenotype, enhanceable by Spt-I[+]/Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4
laceU2/lacek05305 has abnormal neuroanatomy | adult stage phenotype, enhanceable by Spt-I[+]/Spt-IB2
Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4, lace[+]/laceU2 has abnormal neuroanatomy | adult stage phenotype
Spt-ISH1626/Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4, lace[+]/laceU2 has abnormal neuroanatomy | adult stage phenotype
Spt-ISH1626/Spt-IB2, lace[+]/laceU2 has abnormal neuroanatomy | adult stage phenotype
laceU2/lacek05305 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype, enhanceable by Spt-I[+]/Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4
laceU2/lacek05305 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype, enhanceable by Spt-I[+]/Spt-IB2
laceU2/lacek05305 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype, enhanceable by Scer\GAL4Dscam1.4.5/Dscam1TM1.UAS.RFP(Unk)
laceU2/lacek05305 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype, suppressible | partially by Scer\GAL4Dscam1.4.5/Dscam1RNAi.UAS.17.1
Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4, lace[+]/laceU2 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype
Spt-ISH1626/Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4, lace[+]/laceU2 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype
Spt-ISH1626/Spt-IB2, lace[+]/laceU2 has lobe system of adult mushroom body phenotype
Spt-IB2/Spt-ISH1626, laceU2/+ adults and Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4/Spt-ISH1626, laceU2/+ adults show a moderate prevalence of mushroom body defects, namely a "lost-lobe" phenotype; Spt-Il(2)49Fb-4, laceU2 double heterozygotes adults, however, rarely show mushroom body defects.