FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\vir3
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\vir3
Species
D. melanogaster
Name
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FBal0040112
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allele
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Female germ cells homozygous for vir3 can complete oogenesis. Females carrying these homozygous germ line clones produce eggs (although fecundity is reduced) but when mated to vir+ males no larvae hatch (except for a few escapers). These phenotypes are rescued if the homozygous germ line clones are induced in females carrying vir+t10. The developmental potential of vir3/+ embryos derived from females carrying homozygous vir3 germ line clones and vir+ males is variable; some arrest at the blastoderm stage, others die as differentiated embryos or, rarely, as larvae. Whole larval gonads of the genotype XY ; vir3/Df(2R)vir130 form sperm after they are transplanted into the abdomen of adult females. Fertile males with integrated vir3/Df(2R)vir130 pole cells can be produced when XY ; vir3/Df(2R)vir130 pole cells are transplanted into agametic XY embryos.

Male homozygotes and male transheterozygotes with other EMS induced vir mutations die during larval or pupal stage, very few male escapers are present. Transheterozygotes with virts transform XX animals into intersexes at 29oC. Homozygous clones that occur in the sexually dimorphic regions of females differentiate male structures. Clones in males produce normal male structures. Sxl+/Sxl+;vir3/virts and Sxlf1/Sxl+;vir3/vir+ are viable but doubly heterozygous Sxlf1/Sxl+;vir3/virts females are lethal.

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virunspecified/vir3 has lethal | female | larval stage phenotype, non-suppressible by SxlM1

virunspecified/vir3 has lethal | female | larval stage phenotype, non-suppressible by SxlM4

vir3 has lethal | female | larval stage phenotype, non-suppressible by msl-1γ222

vir3 has lethal | female | larval stage phenotype, non-suppressible by msl-2γ136

vir3 has lethal | female | larval stage phenotype, non-suppressible by mle9

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vir3 is an enhancer of phenotype of Ubx9.22

vir3 is an enhancer of phenotype of Ubx195

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The phenotype seen in females carrying homozygous germ line clones is not rescued if the germ line cells also carry SxlM1 or SxlM4.

Female lethality cannot be rescued by msl-1γ222, msl-2γ136 or mle9 mutations. The presence of SxlM1, SxlM4 or SxlF1.hs failed to rescue female lethality in vir transheterozygotes.

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Homozygous larvae and heteroallelic larvae with vir2f, reared at 25oC, have msl-1 and mle associated with numerous sites along the paired X chromosomes.

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vir3
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