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. 2012 Jul 1;125(13):3185–3194. doi: 10.1242/jcs.101386

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Fig. 6. — Loss of RSU-1 reduces the viability of PINCHQ38A-Flag rescued flies. (A) PINCH^wt-Flag transgenic flies lacking RSU-1 (ics; PINCH^wt-Flag) rescue at 83% and 85% whereas PINCH^Q38A-Flag transgenic flies lacking RSU-1 (ics; PINCH^Q38A-Flag) rescue at 34% and 6%. Bars represent the mean ± s.e.m. of the percentage rescued flies counted for the number of crosses set. C denotes the number of times the rescue cross was set. n is the total number of flies counted across all crosses. (B) End stage analysis of ics; PINCH^wt-Flag and ics; PINCH^Q38A-Flag rescued animals demonstrates that the majority of lethality in ics; PINCH^Q38A-Flag animals occurs during the larval and pharate stages. (C) Heat fixed larvae at 66 hours AEL demonstrate a growth defect in ics; PINCH^Q38A-Flag larvae compared with ics; PINCH^wt-Flag.