Insertion in the 5' untranslated region.
Early embryos derived from homozygous females have mitotic defects such as chromosomal bridges and free centrosomes.
TctpEY09182/Tctph59 flies show higher sensitivity to gamma irradiation compared to controls. Mitotic chromosomes from both larval brain neuroblasts and adult wing hair cells show more than twofold higher levels of double-strand break (DSB) repair defects after gamma irradiation in TctpEY09182/Tctph59 animals compared to controls.
G2/M arrest after gamma irradiation is much reduced in TctpEY09182/Tctph59 mutants compared to controls, with the difference being most pronounced at a low dose of radiation (5 Gy). The intra-S checkpoint (as assayed by BrdU incorporation in the larval brain after irradiation) is reduced in TctpEY09182/Tctph59 mutants compared to wild type.
Rare homozygous escapers have a smaller body size than their heterozygous siblings.
TctpEY09182 is an enhancer of abnormal DNA repair | larval stage phenotype of tefuatm-3
TctpEY09182 is an enhancer of abnormal cell cycle | larval stage phenotype of tefuatm-3
Homozygosity for TctpEY09182 enhances the chromosome aberrations seen in brain neuroblasts of tefuatm-3 larvae (18.0% fused chromosomal arms, 7.9% double-strand breaks).
Tctph59/TctpEY09182 is rescued by Tctp+tGe
Tctp+tGe rescues the increased sensitivity of TctpEY09182/Tctph59 flies to gamma irradiation.
Separable from: l(3)EY09182EY09182.