Amino acid replacement: Q613term.
C1027398T
Q613term | trio-PA; Q613term | trio-PC
Q613term
Site of nucleotide substitution in mutant inferred by FlyBase based on reported amino acid change.
photoreceptor cell & axon (with trioS138606)
photoreceptor cell & axon | somatic clone
photoreceptor cell R7 & axon | somatic clone
Photoreceptor axons do not project correctly in the optic lobe of trio8 eye-brain complexes in third instar larvae, while the photoreceptor cells themselves are appropriately specified.
A portion of the axons growing from the dorsal and ventral regions of the eye disc stall within the optic stalk or enter the optic lobe but fail to reach their normal target region in trio8 whole-eye Scer\FLP1ey.PN clones in third instar larvae.
Defects in pathfinding by photoreceptor axons are seen in mosaic animals in which virtually the entire retina is homozygous for trio8 while other tissues are heterozygous (clones generated using the "eyFLP" system); a striking misrouting of axon bundles beyond the medulla and into deeper regions of the brain is seen in 61% of hemispheres of mosaic adults. In most cases, these misrouted axons pass around the posterior edge of the medulla and then turn anteriorly to run between the medulla and the underlying lobula. In mosaic larvae, almost all R1-R6 axons terminate correctly in the lamina. R7 axons which enter the medulla also generally recognise this ganglion as their appropriate target layer, although they terminate in highly disordered arrays. However, many R7 axons are completely misrouted around the posterior edge of the medulla and contribute to the axon bundles extending between the medulla and underlying lobula. The axons of the polar (dorsal- and ventral-most) photoreceptors retain their normal topographic order in the optic stalk and then fan out correctly to reach the dorsal and ventral extremes of the optic stalk lobes. However, 18% of these polar axon bundles appear to stall within the optic stalk. Less than 10% of trioS138606/trio1 animals show defects in photoreceptor axon projection, having a "medulla bypass" phenotype.
trio8/trio[+] is an enhancer of abnormal neuroanatomy | embryonic stage | maternal effect phenotype of Dab2/Dab1
trioS138606/trio8 has phenotype, enhanceable by Pak[+]/Pak16
trioS138606/trio8 has photoreceptor cell & axon phenotype, enhanceable by Pak[+]/Pak16
trioS138606/trio8 has phenotype, enhanceable by Pak[+]/Pak20
trioS138606/trio8 has photoreceptor cell & axon phenotype, enhanceable by Pak[+]/Pak20
trio8/trio123.4 has larval intersegmental nerve branch ISNb of A1-7 | embryonic stage phenotype, non-suppressible by Scer\GAL4elav.PU/AblUAS.cFa
trio8/trio[+] is an enhancer of larval intersegmental nerve branch ISNb of A1-7 | maternal effect phenotype of Dab2/Dab1
The stalling of the ISNb motor nerve at the junction of muscles 6 and 13 with failure to innervate muscle 12 characteristic for trio8/trio123.4 mutant embryos is not suppressed by Scer\GAL4elav.PU-driven expression of AblScer\UAS.cFa in the mutant background.
More than 80% of dock4/dock04723 animals which are also heterozygous for trio4 show defects in photoreceptor axon projection, having a "medulla bypass" phenotype. The frequency of trioS138606/trio8 animals showing defects in photoreceptor axon projection (having a "medulla bypass" phenotype) is enhanced if they are also heterozygous for either Pak16 or Pak20.
trio8 is rescued by trioGMR.Tag:MYC
trio8 is rescued by trioQ2078A.GMR.Tag:MYC
trio8 is rescued by trioGMR.PN
trio8 is not rescued by trioΔNTD.GMR.Tag:MYC
trio8 is not rescued by trioQ1417A.GMR.Tag:MYC