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Table 3.

Lethality rescue of gyc76C mutants

Males × females cross	Homozygous viable progeny (n)^a
gyc76C^KG03723ex173/TM3, Sb	0 (318)
UAS:Gyc76C, elav-Gal4/CyO;gyc76C^KG03723ex173/TM3, Sb	20% (321)
UAS:Gyc76C^D945A, elav-Gal4/CyO;gyc76C^KG03723ex173/TM3, Sb	2% (304)
gyc76C^KG03723ex33/TM3, Sb	0 (354)
UAS:Gyc76C, elav-Gal4/CyO; gyc76C^KG03723ex33/TM3, Sb	24% (307)
UAS:Gyc76C^D945A, elav-Gal4/CyO; gyc76C^KG03723ex33/TM3, Sb	4% (273)
gyc76C^KG03723ex173/TM3, Sb × gyc76C^KG03723ex33/TM3, Sb	<1% (417)

Homozygous viable progeny scored as progeny without the Stubble (Sb) phenotype, a dominant marker on the TM3 balancer chromosome. For a balanced viable mutation, the expected non-Sb progeny from a sibling cross would be 33%.