FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\trolsd
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Dmel\trolsd
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D. melanogaster
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FBal0032905
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    trolsd mutant larvae display morphological defects in the brain: a neural invasion phenotype (neural cells from the brain invade adjacent peripheral structures) as well as protrusions of varied size from the brain and nerve cord, however, the penetrance is relatively low as the larvae typically arrest in the second instar larval stage.

    Neuroblasts in trolsd larval brains show a proliferation defect.

    Strong allele. Shows a proliferation defect in the larval CNS.

    Neuroblasts in the trolsd larval brain show a proliferation defect. This phenotype is not affected if the larvae are also heterozygous for either eve4 or eve5.

    Small misshapen larval brain lobes, complete lack of dividing cells in the ventral ganglion and one third of the normal number in brain lobes of third instar larvae. Failure to activate proliferation of quiescent optic lobe neuroblasts at 16-20 hours posthatching. Thoracic neuroblasts are present in larvae but are not mitotically active.

    Abnormal larval brain lobe: vacuolation of cortex primarily in the region of the optic lobe proliferation centres. Gynandromorph analysis suggests that the optic lobe phenotype is independent of the genotype of the compound eye.

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    trolsd has neuroblast & larval brain phenotype, suppressible by CycEhs.PR

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    Expression of AdamTS-AUAS.RB under the control of Scer\GAL4repo does not suppress the larval growth defects characteristic for trolsd mutants and the larvae still arrest their development at second instar stage.

    The abnormal elongation of ventral nerve cord observed in third instar larvae expressing AdamTS-AUAS.RB under the control of Scer\GAL4repo is not prevented by homozygosity of trolsd.

    Expression of CycEhs.PR in trolsd larvae using heat shock is able to rescue the proliferation defect; wild-type levels of S phase neuroblasts are seen in the brain. This rescue is seen when heat shock is given at any time during the first larval instar stage and does not result in premature neuroblast proliferation. Expression of CycBhs.PK in trolsd larvae using heat shock is unable to rescue the proliferation defect; there is no change in the number of S phase neuroblasts in the brain. Expression of both Dphs.PD and E2fhs.PD in trolsd larvae using heat shock is able to rescue the proliferation defect.

    trolsd/ana8 double mutants have a proliferation phenotype indistinguishable from ana8 homozygotes (premature proliferation of optic lobe and thoracic neuroblast populations), individuals do not survive to adulthood (polyphasic lethality).

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    Heteroallelic combinations are fully lethal.

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    • FBal0086283
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