FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\trblEP1119
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\trblEP1119
Species
D. melanogaster
Name
FlyBase ID
FBal0117325
Feature type
allele
Associated gene
Associated Insertion(s)
Carried in Construct
Also Known As
trbl1119
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Cytology
Description

P{EP} insertion in the 5' untranslated region.

P{EP} insertion in the 5' UTR of trbl. The transcriptional orientation of the P{EP} element is opposite to the direction of transcription of the trbl locus.

The P{EP} insertion is 186bp downstream of the presumed transcription start site of trbl.

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The egg chambers in the ovaries of trblEP1119 females frequently display an enlarged oocyte nucleus.

Mutant embryos show a gastrulation phenotype.

45% of mutant embryos hatch but look abnormal and die during larval stages. 14% of homozygotes or hemizygotes survive to adulthood. 20% of egg chambers in surviving homozygous, trblEP1119/Df(3L)rdgC-co2 or trblEP1119/Df(3L)ri-79c females contain 8-cell cysts. Half of these cysts contain an oocyte, half do not. Mutant embryos derived from hemizygous mothers have a distorted pattern of mitosis. A very small percentage of embryos undergo an extra round of division before cellularisation. The majority of embryos show precocious mitosis occurring throughout a broad band in the ventral region (the mesoderm anlage) during late stage 5 or stage 6. Mitosis is either seen in this domain by itself, or in this domain plus several smaller patches in the head region. These smaller patches correspond to the normal mitotic domains 1-3. The embryos show severe defects in gastrulation, although some embryos appear to recover after being delayed or deformed when normal gastrulation should have taken place. The phenotype of premature ventral mitosis and the resulting gastrulation phenotype can be rescued by a wild-type paternal copy of trbl, indicating that these phenotypes are primarily due to lack of zygotic trbl expression.

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trblEP1119 has phenotype, suppressible by stgunspecified

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Additional Comments
Genetic Interactions
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PpVX9 germline clonal egg chambers in trblEP1119 females display multiple defects including disorganized egg chambers and egg chambers with an increased number of nurse cells.

trblEP1119/trblEP1119 partially suppresses the border cell migration defects seen in slbo01310/slbo01310 females.

Embryos doubly mutant for trbl and stg do not show the trbl mutant phenotype.

The slbounspecified border cell phenotype is suppressed by trblEP1119/Df(3L)ri-79c.

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Order of allelic strength: trblD13 = trblD3 > trblEP3519 > trblEP1119.

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