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. 2016 Mar 10;11(3):e0151477. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0151477

Fig 5. Genetic interactions between mutants in cycG and EGFR pathway members during wing development.

Fig 5

(A) The ve1 mutant phenotype is characterized by distal gaps in the longitudinal veins (arrow points to L4). (A’) In the doubly mutant ve1 cycGHR7, the gap in L4 appears slightly larger (arrow). (B) Wings from doubly mutant ve1 vn1 flies lack all veins but small remains (arrow). (B’) This phenotype is not altered in the cycGHR7mutant. (C) The vn1 mutant wing has gaps in the longitudinal veins L3 and L4 (arrows), and frequently L2 does not reach the margin (asterisk) (Genotype is: ve1 vn1/vn1 cycGHR7). (C’) Wings of doubly mutant vn1 cycGHR7 flies display smaller gaps (arrow). (D) The net1 mutant wing is characterized by a network of veins (arrow points to examples) (Genotype is: net1/net1; cycGHR7/TM6B). (D’) More extra veins are observed in the doubly mutant net1; cycGHR7 (arrow).