Aubrey,
I have further mapped 2 of the Spradling collection. We have EMS alleles
of both.
PZ01289
nap4 18/50
Drlrv17 0/71
nap12 10/47
Drlrv3 0/154
Drlrv28 0/130
spleN3 45/119
pk78k 62/169
PZ04524 59/237
Dfpk-sple22 62/126
PZ04524
Drlrv3 0/170
nap2 0/128
Cheers,
John
Subject: Re: pc
>I am curating this, right now! What do you want to call the EMS alleles,
>l(2)012891 and l(2)045241?
>
>Rach
Well I'm being a little coy! I had named the genes l(2)42Ea and l(2)42Ed
resp. for the benefit of myself and others working on genes in this region,
but Ea is at odds with the insitu for 1289 (42C8-9) and the cytology of
some of the dfs that define this gene is a bit dodgy. 42D is probably
closer.
Maybe until (if ever) our genetics is published they should be called
l(2)01289 and l(2)04524 as you suggest?
The EMS alleles that we have of 1289 are:
2A2
2D10
2F2
2C4
2B4
1BH
1BI
1DG
483 (from Segal)
485 ( ' )
GJ63/7
and 04524:
1A4
1D17
1BA
1DL
GJ63/9
..so we could just number these 2 to 11, etc.
J