TABLE 2.
Allele | Mutagen | Screen selection | Cytology |
---|---|---|---|
Extant | |||
sax1 | EMS | Recessive female sterile (MEL)a | Normal |
sax2 | EMS | Recessive female sterile (MEL)a | Normal |
saxP | P element | 2nd chromosome lethalb | ND |
New | |||
sax1rv1 | γ-ray | Reversion of sax1 DME | Normal |
sax1rv2 | γ-ray | Reversion of sax1 MEL | Dp(2;1)43C-F; 46B3-14;20 |
sax1rv5 | EMS | Reversion of Mad sax1 MEL | Normal |
Df(2R)sax-H9 | Hobo | Df(2R)P32 lethal | Df(2R)43F1-2 |
Df(2R)sax-H30 | Hobo | Df(2R)P32 lethal | Df(2R)43F1-2 |
sax3 | EMS | Df(2R)H23 lethal | Normal |
sax4 | EMS | Df(2R)H23 lethal | Normal |
sax5 | EMS | Df(2R)H23 lethal | Normal |
sax6 | EMS | Df(2R)H23 lethal | Normal |
saxPE5 | P excision | Df(2R)sax-H9 lethal | ND |
saxPE7 | P excision | Df(2R)sax-H9 lethal | ND |
saxPE10 | P excision | Df(2R)sax-H9 lethal | ND |
MEL, maternal effect lethality; DME, dominant maternal enhancement (of dpp mutant phenotypes).
Isolated by Schupbach and Weischaus (1989).
Isolated by Török et al. (1993) and this allele, and its homozygous viable phenotypes are described in detail by Nellen et al. (1994).