FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\Adhfn23
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\Adhfn23
Species
D. melanogaster
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FlyBase ID
FBal0000328
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Description

CRM positive. 34 bp deletion in 3' coding region (724-758); read through of normal termination triplet.

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Flies of the transheterozygous mutant genotypes Adhfn23/Adhn1 and Adhfn23/Adhfn6 both show the same defective phenotypic response to ethanol. These flies experience a hyperactive phase that is of a much lower magnitude than in wild type. The proportion of akinetic flies is substantially higher amongst the Adh mutants than in wild-type flies and the mutants accumulate higher amounts of ethanol. However, the mutants have a normal startle response to ethanol.

Adhfn23 mutants exhibit a severely delayed recovery from ethanol exposure.

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Discoverer

Sofer.

Comments
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Used, carried in P-element vectors along with other Adh alleles, to study gene conversion and unequal crossing over to re-generate "Adh+". Conversion frequencies are lower between dispersed repeats than between tandem repeats.

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