FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\twsS061805
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General Information
Symbol
Dmel\twsS061805
Species
D. melanogaster
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FlyBase ID
FBal0100058
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mitotic anaphase & neuroblast

mitotic metaphase & neuroblast

spindle & neuroblast

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Anaphase is abnormal in twsS061805 mutant cells.

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There is no apparent shift in the lethal phase in the Cdc27S092309 tws double mutant. Cytological analysis of neuroblasts show an elevated mitotic index and a dramatic reduction of metaphase figures replaced by an elevated frequency of anaphase-telophase figures equivalent to the twsS061805 mutant alone. Therefore the Cdc27S092309 twsS061805 double mutant overcomes the metaphase arrest seen in the Cdc27S092309 single mutant. From the analysis of CycB localisation, the authors postulate that Cdc27S092309 twsS061805 double mutant mitotic cells are capable of entering anaphase without activation of the APC/C. However, anaphase in these cells is highly abnormal.

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Symbol Synonym
l(3)S061805S061805
twsS061805
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