FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\Cks30AKO
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Dmel\Cks30AKO
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D. melanogaster
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FBal0189794
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The start codon of Cks30A has been removed.

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Eye imaginal discs from homozygous wandering third instar larvae have no detectable polyploidy.

In 0-2 hour collections of Cks30AKO/Cks30AKO eggs, 26% are in meiosis II (indicating a delay in completing meiosis). In 58% of these, both spindles have a single X-chromosome signal, indicating that they are in metaphase of meiosis II, while the remaining 42% have two X-chromosome signals per spindle, indicating that they are in anaphase of meiosis II.

Cks30AKO mutant embryos display a pronounced delay in entry into mitosis. In a 0-20 minute collection of embryos, only 29% have mitotic spindles, compared with 74% in wild-type. Instead they typically contain two separated microtubule asters, one of which is associated with condensed chromatin. In many cases, a thin spindle connects the two asters, suggesting that these are centrosomes that have duplicated in advance of mitosis but have not yet assembled a mitotic spindle. In 20-40 minute collections, 54% of embryos assemble a mitotic spindle, and in 40-80 minute collections, 80% of embryos exhibit a single mitotic spindle. The others appear to arrest with separated centrosomes that undergo a small number of extra divisions. Therefore Cks30AKO mutants are delayed in, or arrest before, mitotic spindle assembly. Meiosis occurs normally in Cks30AKO mutants up until the resumption of meiosis following egg activation, where the tandem meiosis II spindle is kinked or separated. In addition, Cks30AKO mutants display a pronounced delay in metaphase of meiosis II. The delayed exit from female meiosis in Cks30AKO embryos results in a failure to complete nuclear fusion. Cks30AKO mutants exhibit defects in abdominal cuticle deposition, indicative of a partial disruption of larval abdominal histoblast development.

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Cks30AKO/Cks30ARA74 has larval cuticle & larval abdomen phenotype, suppressible | partially by CycAC8LR1

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Cks30AKO has larval cuticle & larval abdomen phenotype, non-suppressible by Scer\GAL4da.G32/Cks85AUAS.Tag:FLAG

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The polyploidy seen in the eye discs of homozygous Cks85Aex15 wandering third instar larvae anterior to the morphogenetic furrow is suppressed in Cks85Aex15 Cks30AKO double homozygotes.

The increased spacing between the wing hairs that is seen in the posterior compartment of the wing in animals expressing cortScer\UAS.P\T.T:Ivir\HA1 under the control of Scer\GAL4en-e16E is suppressed if they are also homozygous for Cks30AKO.

Expression of Cks85AScer\UAS.T:Zzzz\FLAG, under the control of Scer\GAL4da.G32 does not suppress the Cks30AKO phenotype. Reduction of CycA, in CycAC8LR1 heterozygotes partially suppresses the Cks30AKO/Cks30ARA74 phenotype.

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