2L:21,459,504..21,459,891 [+]
2L:21,464,564..21,464,951 [+]
2L:21,479,693..21,480,080 [+]
2L:21,474,650..21,475,037 [+]
2L:21,469,607..21,469,994 [+]
2L:21,440,244..21,440,631 [+]
2L:21,435,356..21,435,743 [+]
2L:21,430,312..21,430,699 [+]
2L:21,425,250..21,425,637 [+]
2L:21,420,186..21,420,573 [+]
Multiple sequence regions exist. Please click on a sequence location for a JBrowse view of the region.
One copy of repeat shown.
Sequence
Sequence DownloaderATGGCTCGTACCAAGCAAACTGCTCGCAAATCGACTGGTGGAAAGGCGCCACGCAAACAACTGGCTACTAAGGCCGCTCG CAAGAGTGCTCCAGCCACCGGAGGTGTGAAGAAGCCCCACCGCTATCGCCCTGGAACCGTGGCCTTGCGTGAAATTCGTC GCTACCAAAAGAGCACCGAGCTTCTAATCCGCAAGCTGCCTTTCCAGCGTCTGGTGCGTGAAATCGCTCAAGACTTTAAG ACGGACTTGCGATTCCAGAGCTCGGCGGTTATGGCTCTGCAGGAAGCTAGCGAAGCCTACCTGGTTGGTCTCTTCGAAGA TACCAACTTGTGTGCCATTCATGCCAAGCGTGTCACCATAATGCCCAAAGACATCCAGTTAGCGCGAC
genomic DNA
ATGGCTCGTACCAAGCAAAC
GTCGCGCTAACTGGATGTCT
Collection of stocks carrying UAS-RNAi transgenes, each designed to target a single protein-coding gene; use a targeted insertion site.
NOTE: Dataset members correspond to the amplicon sequence features; these can be used to retrieve associated constructs and stocks.
The phiC31 RNAi library (KK) was created using the phiC31 integrase system to target RNAi transgenes to a specific landing site on the second chromosome. This insertion site (P{attP,y+,w3'}VIE-260B) was selected based on its low level of basal expression and consistent high level of GAL4-dependent expression across a range of different tissues. The RNAi transgenes consist of inverted repeats that were designed to reduce the risk of off-target effects.
The host strain used for transgene integration actually has two landing sites: the annotated site in the 5' UTR of tio at R6:2L:22 ,019,296 (P{attP,y+,w3'}VIE-260B), and a previously non-annotated site at R6:2L:9437482 (P{attP,y+,w3'}VIE-260B-2). The previously non-annotated site seems to be the main integration site, occupied in all 39 lines tested. The originally annotated site was occupied in only 9 of 39 lines tested.