FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\E2f1su89
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\E2f1su89
Species
D. melanogaster
Name
FlyBase ID
FBal0141831
Feature type
allele
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Also Known As
de2f1su89
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    Description

    Single point mutation in the Rbf protein binding domain.

    Amino acid replacement: L786Q.

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    Nucleotide change:

    T21621630A

    Amino acid change:

    L786Q | E2f1-PA; L786Q | E2f1-PB; L786Q | E2f1-PC; L802Q | E2f1-PD; L802Q | E2f1-PE; L786Q | E2f1-PF

    Reported amino acid change:

    L786Q

    Comment:

    Site of nucleotide substitution in mutant inferred by FlyBase based on reported amino acid change.

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    In wild-type animals, exposure to 40Gy of γ rays induces a distinct pattern of apoptosis in the wing disc, focussed on the the wing pouch, but excluding the DV boundary region and prospective vein. In E2fsu89 homozygotes, some apoptotic cells are present in both prospective vein and DV boundary regions.

    Mutant flies have minor defects in the eye.

    Homozygotes are viable, fertile with normal macrochaetae on the notum. Mutants do have a very slight eye phenotype with extra bristles around some of the ommatidia.

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    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has macrochaeta & mesothoracic tergum phenotype, suppressible by CycEAR95

    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has salivary gland & G1 phase phenotype, suppressible by CycEAR95

    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has salivary gland & nucleus phenotype, suppressible by CycEAR95

    Enhancer of
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    E2f1su89 is an enhancer of salivary gland & nucleus phenotype of E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1

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    E2f1su89 is a suppressor of eye disc & S phase phenotype of Rbf280.GMR, dapGMR.PdN

    E2f1su89 is a suppressor of ommatidium phenotype of RbfGMR.PD

    E2f1su89 is a suppressor of eye disc & S phase phenotype of RbfGMR.PD, dapGMR.PdN

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    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has cell cycle & scutellum phenotype

    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has macrochaeta & mesothoracic tergum phenotype

    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has salivary gland & G1 phase phenotype

    E2f1su89, E2f2p111-5/E2f276Q1 has salivary gland & nucleus phenotype

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    The shiny-eye phenotype and multiple photoreceptor-R8 phenotype observed in rno1 somatic clones in the eye is not enhanced in a E2fsu89 background.

    Rbf280.GMR when combined with dapGMR.PdN can inhibit or delay S phase entry during the second mitotic wave in developing eye disc. The introduction of E2fsu89 restores normal S phase entry in the second wave. dapGMR.PdN enhances the eye phenotype seen in dapGMR.PdN animals. These phenotypes are also suppressed by the addition of E2fsu89. The addition of E2f276Q1/E2f2p111-5 to homozygous E2fsu89 leads to lethality in the majority of mutants - 75% of the mutants die during the larvae stage, 24% during the pupal stage, with only 1% surviving to adulthood. Larval development is asynchronous: while most larvae are smaller, some healthy larvae can reach sizes similar to wild-type, and their development is only delayed about a day. The surviving adults do not show gross defects in their adult structures, though 88% display extremely short macrochaetae on the notum. These macrochaetae form the proper structure but fail to grow to its normal size. This seems to be a result of a defect in endoreplication in those cells. Mutants also exhibit defects in maintaining cell cycle arrest in the scutella. Third instar larval salivary glands are also smaller in these animals. The number of cells is wild-type, but the DNA content of those cells is about 40% of wild-type, probably due to fewer rounds of endocycles. The length of each endocycle is correspondingly longer due to an increased length of the gap phase. The addition of CycEAR95 to E2f276Q1/E2f2p111-5, E2fsu89, partially suppresses the salivary gland endoreplication defect. Salivary gland nuclei in these animals have about 70% of the DNA content of wild-type. The lethality is also partially suppressed - 52% of animals survive to the pupal stage (compared to 25%). Finally the macrochaetae phenotype is strongly suppressed. - 99% of flies show normal macrochaetae (as opposed to 12%).

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    Synonyms and Secondary IDs (5)
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    E2f1su89
    E2fsu89
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