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. 2006 Nov 30;25(24):5794–5804. doi: 10.1038/sj.emboj.7601451

Table 1.

Genetic interaction of lin-66 with known heterochronic genes on alae formation

Genotypea Alae synthesis (%) (n)
  L3 molt L4 molt Ad/L5 moltb
WT (N2) 0 (20) 100 (20) ND
lin-66 (ku423) ND 0 (14) 100c (41)
lin-31 (n301); lin-66 (ku423) ND 0 (31) 100c (15)
lin-31 (n301) ND 100% (31) ND
lin-14 (ma135) 100 (23) ND ND
lin-14 (ma135); lin-66 (ku423) 0 (29) 100c (25) ND
lin-28 (n719) 100 (18) ND ND
lin-28 (n719); lin-66 (ku423) 100 (52) ND ND
hbl-1 (RNAi) 83 (35) 100c (15) ND
lin-66 (ku423); hbl-1 (RNAi) 0 (24) 100c (35) ND
lin-41 (ma104) 60c (25) 100c (25) ND
lin-41 (ma104); lin-66 (ku423) 33c (33) 100c (36) ND
lin-42 (n1089) 80c (50) 100c (38) ND
lin-42 (n1089); lin-66 (ku423) 3c (32) 100c (21) ND
lin-29 (n333) ND 0 (25) 0 (28)
lin-29 (n333); lin-66 (ku423) ND 0 (28) 0 (30)
lin-4 (e912) ND 0 0
daf-12 (rh61) ND 100c (41) ND
lin-66 (ku423); daf-12 (rh61) ND 0 (32) 0 (42)
alg-1 (ok214) ND 59% (49) 100% (16)
lin-66 (ku423); alg-1 (ok214) ND ND 0% (33)
lin-46 (ma164) ND 100 100%
lin-66 (ku423); lin-46 (ma164) ND ND 0% (26)
aThe newly synthesized cuticle was examined for the presence of alae by Nomarski microscope.
bAdult stage or fifth molting stage for retarded mutants that undergo an extra molting stage.
cSome animals had gaps in their alae.
ND, not determined.