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. 2004 Aug;24(15):6676–6689. doi: 10.1128/MCB.24.15.6676-6689.2004

FIG. 2.

FIG. 2.

Mutations in dCsk cause increased body and organ size. (A) Graph of average larval mass during third instar (final larval stage). Values are normalized to wild-type larval mass for each time point. Larval age is noted in hours AED. A minimum of 40 larvae were measured for each genotype at each time point. Unstaged wandering third-instar wild-type larvae were compared to >160-h dCskj1D8 wandering larvae. Bars indicate standard errors. (B) Wild-type and dCsk mutant pupae with relative length measurements. Values are normalized to wild-type body length. A minimum of 35 pupae was measured for each genotype. (C and D) Phase contrast images of wing imaginal discs from wandering third instar larvae. Panel D shows a dCskj1D8 mutant disc photographed at the same magnification as a wild-type disc (C). (E and F) SEMs of a wild-type adult eye and a dCskJ1D8/S030003 pharate adult eye taken at the same magnification. Inset values show the average number of ommatidia per genotype (n = 3 for each).