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. 2003 Feb;23(4):1181–1195. doi: 10.1128/MCB.23.4.1181-1195.2003

TABLE 1.

Effect of ban transgenes on ph410 ESC phenotypea

Line no. Cross Genotype Mean no. of sex comb teeth Legs analyzed (n)b Distribution of legsc
0-2 3-5 ≥6
1 ph410w/ph410w; banl(2)k02512/CyO × pBB10/+ ph410w/Y; CyO/+ 2.6 112 62 42 8
2 ph410w/Y; pBB10/CyO 1.3 111 92 16 3
3 ph410w/Y;banl(2)k02512/+ 5.8 110 5 43 62
4 ph410w/Y;banl(2)k02512/pBB10 2.4 106 54 49 3
5 ph410w/ph410w; banl(2)k02512/+ × pBB22/CyO ph410w/Y; CyO/+ 3.1 110 47 53 10
6 ph410w/Y; pBB22/+ 2.0 109 74 32 3
7 ph410w/Y;banl(2)k02512/CyO 5.8 115 9 39 67
8 ph410w/Y;banl(2)k02512/pBB22 3.8 109 34 51 24
9 ph410w/ph410w; banl(2)k02512/CyO; da:Gal4/da:Gal4 × UBG47/+ ph410w/Y; CyO/+; da:Gal4/+ 3.6 55 13 33 9
10 ph410w/Y; UBG47/CyO; da:Gal4/+ 1.7 80 56 23 1
11 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/+; da:Gal4/+ 7.7 56 0 4 52
12 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/UBG47; da:Gal4/+ 2.5 76 40 33 3
13 ph410w/ph410w; banl(2)k02512/+; da:Gal4/da:Gal4 × UBFc/CyO ph410w/Y; CyO/+; da:Gal4/+ 3.4 119 39 57 23
14 ph410w/Y; UBFc/+; da:Gal4/+ 1.2 118 104 14 0
15 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/CyO; da:Gal4/+ 6.0 80 1 33 46
16 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/UBFc; da:Gal4/+ 2.1 117 81 32 4
17 ph410w/ph410w; banl(2)k02512/CyO; da:Gal4/+ × UBG47/UBG47 ph410w/Y; UBG47/CyO 3.7 50 13 27 10
18 ph410w/Y; UBG47/CyO: da:Gal4/+ 1.4 34 27 6 1
19 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/UBG47 6.9 52 1 13 38
20 ph410w/Y; banl(2)k02512/UBG47; da:Gal4/+ 2.1 39 29 6 4
21 ph410w/ph410w; da:Gal4/+ × UBFc/UBFc ph410w/Y; UBFc/+ 3.0 118 53 47 18
22 ph410w/Y; UBFc/+: da:Gal4/+ 0.8 119 112 6 1
a

The esc phenotype was scored as the average number of sex comb teeth on the metathoracic legs of the males. Sibling males of the appropriate genotype were compared. Males were sorted according to their CyO phenotype, their eye color, and, when necessary, the expression of GFP.

b

n, number of legs analyzed for each genotype.

c

The distributions of legs in the three classes (0 to 2, 3 to 5, or ≥6 sex comb teeth per leg) were compared for each pair of genotypes analyzed using the chi-square test (P < 0.001).