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Eizov, M. (1999.4.10). Addition to the FlyBase report. 
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Subject: addition to the FlyBase report
Dear Rachel,
might I made an addition to the FlyBase report about
leg-arista-wing-complex (lawc) gene ? As lawc and l(1)EF520 are allelic
(see below),
> The complementation test showed that there was no heteroallelic >complementation between EMS-induced embrionic lethal l(1)EF520 and lawcp1.
> (Simonova et al., A. Dros. Res. Conf. 39: 333A)
lawc localization should be changed from 7F1 to 7E4 cytological map
position (Perrimon et al. 1989, Genetics, 121: 333-352).
Besides, I would like to notes that phenotype of some mutations, which
are at the same position of the genetic map, are resemble lawc
phenotype, excluding homeotic transformation arista to tarsus.
This mutations had been obtained by Neel and Fahmy (DIS-33: 81-94) and
were lost now. Do compare:
> Symbol scr1
> Discoverer Neel, 22nd Feb. 1941.
> FlyBase ID FBal0015276
> Genetic location 1-22.0
> Phenotypic info.
>
> Hairs and bristles missing or doubled and deranged. Eyes small and
> rough. Scutellum more convex than wild type. Wing margins, especially
> posterior, often incised. Wings occasionally blistered. All characters
> variable; a few flies appear normal. RK3.
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> Symbol lawc1
> FlyBase ID FBgn0005688
> Genetic location 1-23.0
> Phenotypic info.
>
> Wings have a ct phenotype, are wide apart and slightly
> raised. Additional bristles are present on the head,
> thorax and scutellum. Rough eye phenotype.
> Transformation of arista in tarsus and distortion of distal
> leg regions.
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> Symbol bwl (bow-legged)
> FlyBase ID: no matches for querry
> Genetic location 1-21.9+-0.6
> Phenotypic info.
>
> Inviable fly with shorter, divergent wings. Macrohaeta slightly tinner and > shorter. Legs shorter and one or both of yhe lohg joints (femur and/or tibia > bow-shaped. Males sterile.
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Best wishes,
Max S. Eizov
Graduate student
Nizhnii Novgorod University
Biology Faculty
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