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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Struct Mol Biol. 2011 May 8;18(6):665–672. doi: 10.1038/nsmb.2049

Figure 2. nmo is required in a cluster autonomous manner for rotation.

Figure 2

Panels ac, and e show tangential sections of adult eyes, (d) shows a quantification; dorsal is up and anterior left. The respective schematic presentations of ommatidial orientation (arrows as in Fig. 1) are shown as right panels in a and e. (ac) Mutant clones of nmoDB, marked by absence of pigment (Wt area in schematic in a is shaded gray), In a: examples of non-rotated ommatidia adjacent to wt tissue are highlighted by yellow arrowheads. (b) Green arrowhead marks an under-rotated mosaic ommatidium. (c) A mutant ommatidium (yellow arrowhead) surrounded by wild-type clusters.

(d) Quantification of rotation in mosaic ommatidia: (nmoDB is shown with black bars and nmoP in white bars). (e) sev>Nmo; nmoP/nmoDB. Expression of Nmo protein in a subset of R-cells in flies homozygous mutant for nmo.