Table 2.
Name
|
Allele
|
Phenotype
|
Visible onset
|
---|---|---|---|
Recessive Insertional mutants | |||
no knack | nokhi5 | reduced circulation, edema around heart, bent body, jaw does not form, sb− | day 3 |
bubble brain | bbrhi10 | enlarged brain ventricle; yolk disappears from yolk extension, and later development is impaired; embryo dies by day 4–5 | late day 1 |
nearly normal | nanhi14 | appears normal except swim bladder does not inflate; not completely penetrant; embryos that develop a swim bladder grow up small | day 5 |
hi37 | reduced head structures; eyes look wide apart, reduced circulation, edema around heart at day 4; jaw does not form; sb− | day 3 | |
hi43 | liver structure is defective, blood does not appear to circulate normally through liver, and it darkens; gut tube abnormal; swim bladder fails to inflate but embryos are still alive at 1 week; sb− | day 4 | |
hi61 | generally underdeveloped; sb− | day 5 | |
hi63 | small head structures including eye and ear; jaw does not develop; sb− | late day 3 | |
hi96 | multiple and unusual edemas including around eyes; heart and finally embryo appears as if atop a huge ball; reduced circulation; sb− | day 4 | |
bleached blond | bblhi112 | pigmentation is defective in both the eyes and the melanocytes; eyes appear mottled; sb+/− | day 2 |
Dominant insertional mutants | |||
hiD862 | all fins are abnormally long | young adult | |
Hagoramo | HaghiD2 | stripes are interrupted in body region; this is second insertional allele in this gene | young adult |
sb−, lacks swim bladder at day 5; sb+/−, some embryos develop a swim bladder, but most do not.