Particular wing phenotypes are seen in flies (percentages rounded) of the listed genotypes, (1) being the least severe - (1) a wave-like buckle along the costal vein (distal to its intersection with the subcostal region), (2) an upturn at the most distal margin of the wing, (3) overall shriveled morphology (distinguishable from mechanical damage or failure to inflate after eclosion); overall, IP3K2wy-74i has the most severe phenotype, followed by IP3K2wy-2 and IP3K2wy-1 :
(1) IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-1 84%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-2 33%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-74i 13%, IP3K2wy-1/Df(1)Exel6245 0%;
(2)IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-1 13%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-2 53%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-74i 84%, IP3K2wy-1/Df(1)Exel6245 96%;
(3)IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-1 3%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-2 13%, IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-74i 3%, IP3K2wy-1/Df(1)Exel6245 4%.
Wings transversely waved, usually turned up at tip. Abdomen long and narrow. Marginal vein kinked even when other characters overlap wild type. RK2.
Itp-r83Aug3/+ fully suppresses or Itp-r83A90B.0/+ almost fully suppresses the wing phenotypes seen in sibling IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-1 control flies.
IP3K2wy-1 is rescued by IP3K2UAS.cDa
IP3K2Scer\UAS.cDa (without a GAL4) fully rescues wing phenotypes in IP3K2wy-1/IP3K2wy-1 flies.