FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\lz37
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\lz37
Species
D. melanogaster
Name
FlyBase ID
FBal0011778
Feature type
allele
Associated gene
Associated Insertion(s)
Carried in Construct
Also Known As
lz37h
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Description

Insertion of tourist transposable element in the intronic region between exons III and VI of lz.

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Phenotypic Data
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lz37 adults have a mild mutant eye phenotype. Ectopic cell death is seen in third larval instar eye discs.

Homozygous females have normal eyes. Hemizygous males have a mild rough eye phenotype, with disruption of the ommatidial array at the posterior rim of the eye. Black pock marks are visible on the surface of the eye. lz50e/lz37 females show disruption of the ommatidia and black pock marking confined to the anterior portion of the eye.

The antennal funiculus is reduced in size in hemizygous males. The number of large and small basiconic sensilla, trichoid sensilla and coeloconic sensilla on the antennal funiculus is slightly reduced. The density of the large basiconic sensilla on the antennal funiculus is decreased compared to wild-type.

A low frequency of individuals homozygous for Bpt1 and lz37 have small eye spots, the frequency is enhanced in the presence of su(f)1.

Hemizygotes have ovoid eyes, with a slightly roughened surface and a glossy appearance.

Moderate sensilla phenotype: bears 70% of normal basiconic sensilla complement. lz37 females show a drastically reduced receptivity despite the presence of basiconic sensilla and despite their higher activity than lz3 females, comparisons with lz37 females demonstrate this is not due to an olfactory defect.

The number of basiconic sensilla on the funiculus is reduced by approximately 30% in lz37 flies.

Homozygotes have rough eyes which are reduced in size. Red eye pigment is distributed over the entire eye. The tarsal claws are reduced. The spermathecae and pars ovariae are absent in homozygous females.

Eye size reduced. Areas of irregular facets in posterior region of eye; eye color normal. Enhanced by su(f)6 (Schalet, 1970); also enhanced by su(Hw)2 and su(s) (Rutledge, Mortin, Schwarz, Thierry-Mieg, and Meselson, 1988). Phenol oxidase level decreased from 94% to 58% of normal (Snyder and Smith, 1976). RK1. glossy; tarsal structures reduced or absent; spermathecae absent; parovaria absent

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lz37 has eye disc phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)unspecified

lz37 has eye phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)unspecified

lz37 has phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)1

lz37 has phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)8

lz37 has phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)12

lz37 has phenotype, enhanceable by su(f)4

Additional Comments
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The severity of the mutant eye phenotype and amount of ectopic cell death seen in third larval instar eye discs in lz37 animals is enhanced by su(f)unspecified.

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Notes on Origin
Discoverer

Curry, 12th Aug. 1937.

Comments
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lz37 maps to the spectacle sublocus of lz.

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