FB2024_03 , released June 25, 2024
Allele: Dmel\Rab23T69A
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Dmel\Rab23T69A
Species
D. melanogaster
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FBal0246043
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    Rab23T69A is semi-lethal, but homozygous mutant animals occasionally survive till adulthood and display a strong multiple wing hair phenotype as well as hair orientation defects. Whereas hair orientation is only mildly affected in the submarginal and 1st posterior cells, the deflection from wild-type orientation is more obvious the rest of the wing.

    Hemizygous Rab23T69A/Df(3R)BSC47 mutants display wing hair phenotypes including multiple hairs and hair orientation defects.

    Clones of Rab23T69A mutant cells in the pupal wing display delayed pre-hair initiation cell autonomously.

    Some of the Rab23T69A mutant pupal wing cells display impaired hexagonal packing at around 30-32 h after puparium formation (APF). In wild-type wings, the ratio of non-hexagonally shaped cells relative to hexagonally shaped cells is around 11%, whereas in Rab23T69A homozygous mutant wings this ratio increases to 27%. The formation of multiple wing hairs does not appear to correlate with irregular cell shape in the pupal wing.

    Rab2351/Rab23T69A mutants exhibit a multiple wing hair phenotype.

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    Rab2351/Rab23T69A has visible phenotype, enhanceable by in1/in[+]

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    Rab23[+]/Rab23T69A is an enhancer of visible | heat sensitive phenotype of fzhs.PP

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    Rab2351/Rab23T69A has wing hair phenotype, enhanceable by in1/in[+]

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    Rab23[+]/Rab23T69A is an enhancer of wing hair | heat sensitive phenotype of fzhs.PP

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    in1 dominantly enhances the number of multiple hairs in certain regions of Rab2351/Rab23T69A mutant wings.

    Rab23T69A dominantly enhances the multiple hair phenotype induced by late fzhs.PP overexpression.

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    A single copy of Rab23+t12.3 rescues the wing hair phenotypes of both Rab23T69A and Rab2351.

    Expression of Scer\GAL4Act5C.PU-driven Rab23Scer\UAS.P\T.T:Avic\GFP-YFP rescues the wing hair phenotypes of Rab23T69A.

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