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. 2018 Aug 14;19(8):2398. doi: 10.3390/ijms19082398

Table 1.

Drosophila mutants named in Section 7. UAS—upstream activating sequence; UCP—uncoupled protein; HTT—huntingtin; CAG—cytosine–adenine–guanine; HD—Huntington’s disease; * Referenced in text as.

· Allele Symbol
(* Referenced in text as)
Alternative Names FlyBase ID General Description
· Hsap\HTT200Q.UAS
* FL-HTTQ200
Hsap\HTT200Q.Scer\UAS
HsapHTT200Q.UAS
FBal0323497 UAS regulatory sequences drive the expression of a full-length Hsap\HTT, containing an expanded 200 polyQ repeat. Induces rapid age-progressive decline of locomotor abilities in adult flies. Progressive defects of locomotor behavior.
· Hsap\HTTQ128.Scer\UAS
* pUAS-Htt128Q
UAS-Htt-Q128, Htt-Q128, UAS-HttQ128, UAS-Htt548aa-128Q, Hsap\HDQ128.Scer\UAS, Hsap\HTTQ128.Scer\UAs, HttQ128 FBal0156385 Scer\UAS sequences drive expression of the N-terminal 548 aa of the Q128 Hsap\HD cDNA, which encodes the pathogenic protein. Defective for behavior, circadian rhythm, eye color, locomotor behavior, and neuroanatomy. Reduced photoreceptor depolarization and complete abolishment of synaptic transmission in response to light. Cytoplasmic Hsap\HD aggregates are seen in neurons and non-neural tissues, aggregates are transported in larval motor axons, and accumulate in presynaptic neuromuscular junction terminals. Uncoordinated movement and abnormal grooming behavior. Premature death.
· Hsap\HTTQ93.ex1.Scer\UAS
* Httex1pQ93
* UASHTT-EX1-PQ93/CyO
* UAS-Htt exon1-Q93
* Htt93Q
UAS-Httex1p Q93, Httex1p Q93, UAS-htt exon-1-Q93, UAS-Httex1p-Q93, P{UAS-Httex1p Q93}, Htt93Q, Httex1-93Q, UASHTT-EX1-PQ93, HttEx1Q93, P{UAS-Httex1p Q93}4F1 FBal0127292 Leads to an obvious loss of one or more photoreceptors, leading to a disorganization of ommatidia, exhibiting a progressive loss of vision. Results in the formation of aggregates in larval eye imaginal discs and subsequent age-dependent retinal degeneration and visual impairment. Neural degeneration and alteration of the diameter of synaptic vesicles, accumulation of organelles is seen in neurons producing a defect in axonal transport, increasing cell death. Initially hyperactive with gradual loss. Reduces mobility and lifespan.
· HsapHTTQ138.Scer\UAS.T:Disc\RFP-mRFP
* UAS-mRFP.Htt.138Q
Hsap\HTTQ138.Scer\UAS.T:Disc\RFP-mRFP FBal0267405 Containing a pathogenic tract of 138 polyQ repeats. Defects on grooming behavior, locomotor behavior, neuroanatomy, and increased cell death in the central brain and optic lobes. Neurons display morphological indicators of reduced neuronal health, including smaller neuromeres, increased branching, and reduced axonal connectivity. Premature death.
· UAS-mRFP.Htt.15Q
* UAS-mRFP.Htt.15Q
Hsap\HTTQ15.Scer\UAS.T:Disc\RFP-mRFP Control for UAS-mRFP.Htt.138Q Non-expanded human HTT control.
· GMR-GAL4UAS-127Q
* GMR-GAL4UAS-127Q
Zzzz\CAG127Q.Scer\UAS.T:Ivir\HA1 Information in the literature [102] Containing the expanded 127-CAG repeat. Severe abnormal eyes.
· Hsap\HTTGMR.Q120
* gmr-Htt(exon1)Q120
gmr-HttQ120
gmr-Htt-Q120
gmr-Q120
Q120
gmrHtt(exon1)Q120
GMR-HD.Q120
GMR-HTT.Q120
Between others
FBtp0010067 Expression of Hsap\HD amino acids 1–170, with 120 CAG glutamine repeats is governed by the glass multiple reporter (GMR) promoter. Results in neurodegeneration and the loss of rhabdomeres. Show a progressive decrease in the number of visible rhabdomeres per ommatidium. The eyes of flies expressing this allele progressively degenerate.
· Dmel\Rab5Scer\UAS.T:Avic\GFP-EGFP
* CyO/If; UAS-Rab5-EGFP-elavGal4/MKRS
UAS-GFP-Rab5
Rab5-GFP
UAS-Rab5-GFP
GFP-Rab5
UAS-GFPRab5
UASrab5-GFP
UAS-GFP:Rab5
FBal0182041 Modeled by Hsap\HTTGMR.Q120. Flies expressing this allele show trichome polarity defects in the wings, and alterations in the synaptic area under the regulation of Scer\GAL4 does not significantly alter the synaptic area.
· Dmel\HsfdsRNA.Scer\UAS
* UAS-HSF1-RNAi
HSF1 RNAi
UAS-Hsf.RNAi
UAS-HSF1-RNAi
HsfdsRNA.Scer\UAS
FBal0283110 Defects on neuroanatomy. Shows degeneration including in the eyes.
· Dmel\Glut1Scer\UAS.cBa
* DmGluT1
DmGluT1
Glut1Scer\UAS.cBa
FBal0256734 Defects for locomotor behavior, climbing ability, and reduced lifespan.
· Dmel\BmcpScer\UAS.cBa
* DmUCP5
DmUCP5
BmcpScer\UAS.cBa
FBal0256733 Defects for locomotor behavior, bang sensitive. Shows glial pathology, neuronal defects. Reduction in life expectancy.
For detailed information of drivers: http://flybase.org/search/disease/#/page/1