Table 1.
Name of Balancer |
Homo. Lethal? |
Region Balanced | Type of Balancer | GFP Marker |
---|---|---|---|---|
nT1b[qIs51] | yes | right end of chromosome IV through unc-17, left end chromosome V through unc-76 |
reciprocal translocationc |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
hT2d,e[qIs48] | yes | chromosome I from left end through unc-101, chromosome III from right end through dpy- 17 |
reciprocal translocationc |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, ges-1::GFP |
mIn1f[mIs14] | no | chromosome II between lin-31 and rol-1 |
inversion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
qC1 [qIs26]g | yes | left portion chromosome III between tra-1 and dpy-1 |
unknown | lag-2::GFP |
eT1[nIs267] | no | chromosome V left end through unc-23, chromosome III right end through unc-36 |
reciprocal translocationc |
myo-2::GFP |
mIs10h | no | chromosome V between unc- 60 and dpy-11. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
mIs11 | no | chromosome IV, unknown interval near dpy-20. This has been used successfully to balance deletions in cyb-1, syn- 4 tag-316, htp-1, mep-1, and tag-137. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
mIs12 | no | chromosome II ,unknown interval near unc-4. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
mIs13 | no | chromosome I, unknown interval near unc-54. This has been used successfully to balance deletions in tag-115, kin-1, npp-4, ero-1 and bbs-1. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
okIs57 | no | chromosome X, unknown interval near unc-3. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
okIs59 | no | chromosome I, unknown interval between dpy-5 and unc-13. This has been used to balance deletions in air-2, dao- 5, npp-7, chn-1, tag-83 and gly- 2. |
insertion |
myo2::GFP, pes-10::GFP, F2B7.9::GFP |
nT1[qIs51] carries an uncharacterized lesion in daf-15. Some mutations lying within the balanced extents of nT1 are unstable over nT1[qIs51].
Reciprocal translocation balancers produce aneuploid inviable progeny20, and this reduces the expected yield of viable homozygotes.
The qIs48 element is sometimes lost by apparent rare recombination, leaving behind viable hT2 homozygotes marked with the original bli-4 mutation.
Some mutations lying within the balanced extents of hT2 are unstable over hT2[qIs48].
Some lethal alleles balanced by the original non-GFP mIn1[dpy-10] and lying near the left breakpoint are not balanced by mIn1[mIs14 dpy-10].
qIs26 also carries dominant rol-6 allele su1006.
Balancing activity of mIs10 should be confirmed.