FB2026_02 , released June 18, 2026
Recombinant Construct: P{-1200LACcTm-3'}
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General Information
Symbol
P{-1200LACcTm-3'}
FlyBase ID
FBtp0004501
Feature type
transgenic_transposable_element
Component Allele(s)
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Expression Data
lacZ reporter
Associated insertion(s)
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Description and Uses
Construct components
Component allele Ecol\lacZTm1.1200.cTm
Transgenic product class
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Description

lacZ gene expression is driven by a promoter and 5' leader sequence 1.2kb fragment of Tm1 gene from intron 3 and exon 4 and the 3' untranslated sequence (3'UTR) of Tm1.

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Additional Information
Statement
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In this construct, EcollacZ is sandwiched between Tm1 sequences from -1200 bp to +240 bp (relative to start of transcription), and Tm1 3'UTR sequence. EcollacZ expression is driven in a pattern resembling that of endogenous Tm1. Ovaries, nurse cells and subsequently, oocytes, express EcollacZ. Follicle cells, however, do not express EcollacZ. Maternal expression is detected in early embryogenesis. Subsequently, expression is detected in the cephalic and ventral furrows, and the germ band. The anterior and posterior midgut primordia stain fr EcollacZ. At stage 11, staining is detected in a segmentally repeated pattern in the ectoderm. After stage 13, the brain, CNS and midgut constriction stain for EcollacZ.

 
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Synonyms and Secondary IDs (1)
Reported As
Symbol Synonym
P{-1200LACcTm-3'}
Secondary FlyBase IDs
    References (3)