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. 2005 Jul;170(3):1133–1142. doi: 10.1534/genetics.104.034587

TABLE 1 .

Summary of phenotypes associated with transgenic dYW, (S)dY(S)W, and (Sx4)dYW lines

Levels of yellow
expression in bristlesb
Transgenes Genotype N of
linesa
5 w-v m-v e-v 1
dYW  P/+ 14 2 12
 P/P 14(4) 2 2 10
(S)dY(S)W  P/+ 23 5 3 3 3  9
 P/P 14(12) 2 2 8  2
(S)dY(ΔS)W  P/+ 11(6) 3 2 2 2  2
(ΔS)dY(S)W  P/+ 11(7) 2 3 1 1  4
(ΔS)dY(ΔS)W  P/+ 11(11) 1 10
(S×4)dYW  P/+ 12 1 3 3  5
 P/P 12(9) 1 3 2 5  1
(ΔS×4)dYW  P/+ 12(7) 1 11
 P/P 12(7) 1 1 10

The phenotypes of transgenic lines (P) were examined in males heterozygous (P/+) or homozygous (P/P) for the construct.

a

Number of tested transgenic lines. Figures in parentheses show the number of lines in which flies acquired a new y phenotype in comparison with flies from the starting line.

b

Number of flies with similar levels of bristle pigmentation. The degree of variegation in bristles of the thorax and head: 1, loss of pigmentation in all bristles at thorax and head; e-v, extreme variegation (only one to three bristles on thorax and head are pigmented); m-v, moderate variegation (about half of bristles are yellow); w-v, weak variegation (only one to three bristles on thorax and head are yellow); 5, pigmentation of all bristles as in wild-type flies.