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. 2001 Sep 25;98(20):11341–11346. doi: 10.1073/pnas.201409198

Table 3.

+/+ clones induced in backgrounds heterozygous for Minute and deficiencies and ovoD1+ clone marker

Heterozygous background Age of clone induction, h ± ln AEL n experiment replicas n females examined n females with clone Mitotic recombination frequency n females dissected n clones in one ovary (frequency) n clones in both ovaries (frequency) Average no. ovarioles with clone, 〈x〉 ± σ
+/Df(3L)emcE12 2 3 1890 44 0.02 25 7 (0.28) 18 (0.72) 13.50  ± 3.69
48 1 660 85 0.13 84 59 (0.70) 25 (0.30) 8.50  ± 3.18
+/Df(3L)CH39 2 1 563 4* 0.01 4 3 (0.75) 1 (0.25) 13.60  ± 3.83
48 1 694 28 0.04 28 18 (0.64) 10 (0.36) 9.24  ± 4.04
+/Df(3L)Aprt-1 2 1 201 10 0.05 10 1 (0.10) 9 (0.90) 13.68  ± 3.52
48 1 133 23 0.17 23 2 (0.09) 21 (0.91) 11.54  ± 4.56
+/Df(3L)M21 2 2 649 9 0.01 9 4 (0.44) 5 (0.56) 13.86  ± 3.61
48 2 501 22 0.04 22 10 (0.45) 12 (0.54) 11.71  ± 4.46
*

The recombinant chromosome was lost before more data could be gathered. 

All frequencies of clones in both ovaries were only slightly higher than those predicted by the Poisson distribution, except for ‡, which were substantially higher (>10 times greater).