The genetic mapping and phenotypic analysis of PatroninF.1.1 in Drosophila melanogaster

The multi-institutional Fly-CURE project is an undergraduate genetics research initiative centered on <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> as a model organism. This study aimed to characterize and map mutations discovered through a Flp/FRT EMS screen to investigate complex interactions among genes associated with cell division, growth, and apoptosis leading to abnormal cell proliferation. The <i>F.1.1</i> mosaic phenotype resulted in a rough eye phenotype with an overall decrease in representation of mutant tissue. To genetically map the location of the <i>F.1.1</i> mutation, flies with genotype <i>FRT42D,F.1.1, Dark<sup>82</sup> /CyO</i> were crossed with the Bloomington 2R Deficiency Kit. The resultant F1 progeny were analyzed to pinpoint mapping deficiencies. The genomic region containing the <i>Patronin</i> gene was identified and sequencing confirmed the novel allele of <i>Patronin<sup>F.1.1</sup></i> .

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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.17912/micropub.biology.001564
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Developmental Biology and Gene Regulation
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The genetic mapping and phenotypic analysis of PatroninF.1.1 in Drosophila melanogaster

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The genetic mapping and phenotypic analysis of PatroninF.1.1 in Drosophila melanogaster

Jacob D. Kagey, Thais Sholl Guimarães Corrêa, Kristine Chen, D. L. Holland, David W. Walker, Bertha Muñoz Hernández, Heino Stöver, José L. Gómez, R. Romero, C D C Christie, Alexander Stevens, João Alexandre Cabral, Kayla L Bieser, Danielle R. Hamill, Enhui Hao, Caroline Sullivan, L. Gruber, A. Gerhardt, Miguel Galícia, Crystal Jara-Pichardo, Gwyniever M Lonzame, Abigail Ortiz Olguin, Spencer G Amacher, Lillian G Coats, Claire A Holsted, Stephen R Kraizel, Ashley Krumlaw, Hailey Wyse, Esmeralda Apodaca, Brian Arreola
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Abstract

The multi-institutional Fly-CURE project is an undergraduate genetics research initiative centered on <i>Drosophila melanogaster</i> as a model organism. This study aimed to characterize and map mutations discovered through a Flp/FRT EMS screen to investigate complex interactions among genes associated with cell division, growth, and apoptosis leading to abnormal cell proliferation. The <i>F.1.1</i> mosaic phenotype resulted in a rough eye phenotype with an overall decrease in representation of mutant tissue. To genetically map the location of the <i>F.1.1</i> mutation, flies with genotype <i>FRT42D,F.1.1, Dark<sup>82</sup> /CyO</i> were crossed with the Bloomington 2R Deficiency Kit. The resultant F1 progeny were analyzed to pinpoint mapping deficiencies. The genomic region containing the <i>Patronin</i> gene was identified and sequencing confirmed the novel allele of <i>Patronin<sup>F.1.1</sup></i> .

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Nevada State University (US), Michigan United (US), University of Detroit Mercy (US), Ohio Wesleyan University (US)
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Developmental Biology and Gene Regulation
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