FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\Ptp52F8.10.3
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Dmel\Ptp52F8.10.3
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D. melanogaster
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FBal0128126
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Amino acid replacement: Y1348N.

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Nucleotide change:

T16171505A

Amino acid change:

Y1347N | Ptp52F-PB

Reported amino acid change:

Y1348N

Comment:

Position of mutation on reference sequence inferred by FlyBase curator based on author statement (Figure 1 sequence).

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Ptp52F8.10.3 heterozygotes and, more severely, Ptp52F8.10.3/Ptp52F18.3 transheterozygotes exhibit a significant decrease in the apoptosis levels in gastric caecum cells, and delays in both the histolysis of larval midgut and the removal of the gastric caeca during metamorphosis, as compared to controls.

Homozygous mutants, and hemizygous mutants (over Df(2R)Jp4 or Df(2R)Jp8) show a range of phenotypes in the SNa branch of the segmental nerve. Additional branches are seen at random position, either the posterior of anterior branch is missing, or occasionally in Ptp52F8.10.3/Df(2R)Jp4 the SNa stalls near the bifurcation point. Homozygous mutants, and hemizygous mutants (over Df(2R)Jp4 or Df(2R)Jp8) show a weak phenotype in the ISNb nerve branch. ISNb occasionally stalls in the VLM field. Homozygous mutants, and hemizygous mutants (over Df(2R)Jp4 or Df(2R)Jp8) show a range of phenotypes in the Intersegmental nerve (ISN). ISNs sometimes terminate at the second branchpoint, and occasionally ISN appear to reach the terminal arbor position, but are thin or bifurcated.

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The addition of Ptp10D1 enhances the ISNb phenotype seen in Ptp52F8.10.3 homozygotes alone. A bypass phenotype is also occasionally seen. The addition of Ptp69D1/Df(3L)8ex25 enhances the SNa phenotype seen in Ptp52F8.10.3 homozygotes alone. The addition of Ptp52F18.3 or Ptp52F8.10.3 to Ptp69D1/Df(3L)8ex25 mutant embryos strongly enhances the ISNb phenotype seen. The addition of Ptp10D1 strongly enhances the ISN phenotypers seen in Ptp52F18.3 mutants alone. The addition of Ptp52F8.10.3 to Ptp69D1/Df(3L)8ex25 mutant embryos strongly enhances the ISN phenotype seen.

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