Table 1.
Genetic Transmission Analysis of seth1 and seth2 Mutations
| Mutant | Selfing
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Mutant as Female Parent |
Mutant as Male Parent |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KanR:KanS | Ratio | KanR:KanS | TE Female | KanR:KanS | TE Male | |
| seth1-1 | 2235:2098 | 1.07 | 151:162 | 93.2% | 0:412 | 0% |
| seth1-2 | 289:285 | 1.01 | 185:139 | 133% | 3:592 | 0.67% |
| seth1-3 | 231:225 | 1.03 | 306:289 | 105.8% | 4:396 | 1% |
| seth2 | 91:85 | 1.07 | 140:148 | 94.5% | 8:503 | 1.6% |
Numbers of progeny producing wild-type and mutant pollen are shown together with the calculated transmission efficiency (TE = number of mutant progeny/number of wild-type progeny × 100) through male and female gametes. Self and reciprocal crosses between heterozygous mutants and the wild type are depicted. KanR, kanamycin-resistant; KanS, kanamycin-sensitive.