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. 2011 Feb 14;6(2):e17097. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0017097

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Wang, Pai.

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(A) This picture is a dorsal view of the wild-type eggshell. The dorsal midline is the region between the two dorsal appendages (indicated by yellow arrow). (B) Expression of D-CblL-Δ70Z in follicle cells driven by EQ1-Gal4 resulted in a dorsalized eggshell characterized by an expanded dorsal midline (yellow arrow). (C) In the wild-type embryo, the eight ventral denticle belts represent the ventral structure. (D) Expression of D-CblL-Δ70Z in the follicle cells driven by GR1-Gal4 resulted in a dorsalized embryo that lost the anterior ventral structure. (E) Wild-type adult eye. (F) Ubiquitous expression of D-CblL-Δ70Z in eyes driven by GMR-Gal4 generated a rough eye phenotype. (G) Wild-type adult wing. (H) Expression of D-CblL-Δ70Z in the wing by MS1096-Gal4 caused an extra vein phenotype. (I) The effect of UAS-D-cblL-Δ70Z expression could be suppressed in drk^EOA/+ background. The percentage of the wild-type and dorsalized eggshell are indicated in the blue and red column, respectively.