RE69466
FBgn0015904 (Gene Report)
Map: 69C8-69C10
specific RNA polymerase II transcription factor
transcription factor
DNA binding
| Array Data (CG10571) | Annotation MiniView (CG10571) |
| NO ARRAY DATA |
| Gene Information | |||||||
| cDNA | Gene | Function | |||||
| RE66853 RE69466 | CG10571 (Annotation Report) FBgn0015904 (Gene Report) Map: 69C8-69C10 | transcription regulator specific RNA polymerase II transcription factor transcription factor DNA binding | |||||
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| in situ Images and Annotations (RE66853) | ||||
| Stage | Image (click thumbnail for full size image) | Body Part | Note | Comment |
| stage11-12 | faint ubiquitous proventriculus primordium dorsal epidermis primordium tracheal primordium | |||
| stage13-16 | embryonic/larval tracheal system embryonic ventral epidermis embryonic dorsal epidermis embryonic proventriculus sensory system head embryonic head epidermis embryonic foregut faint ubiquitous | |||
| Experiment comment: elsewhere with different EST. blastoderm expression not in this prep (RE66853) | ||||
| in situ Images and Annotations (RE69466, tf) | ||||
| Stage | Image (click thumbnail for full size image) | Body Part | Note | Comment |
| stage1-3 | ||||
| stage4-6 | dorsal ectoderm anlage in statu nascendi ubiquitous gap ventral ectoderm anlage in statu nascendi | |||
| stage7-8 | gap ubiquitous | |||
| stage9-10 | faint ubiquitous gap | |||
| stage11-12 | faint ubiquitous proventriculus primordium dorsal epidermis primordium tracheal primordium | new to me:dorsal epi at 11 is segmental becomes "continuous" at 12 then appears segmental again at 13. note also dorsal. The initial expression is in dorsal ectoderm dorsal of tracheal pits. | ||
| stage13-16 | embryonic/larval tracheal system embryonic ventral epidermis embryonic foregut embryonic proventriculus embryonic dorsal epidermis sensory system head embryonic head epidermis faint ubiquitous | There remains epidermal segmented stripe" dorsally. In addition, there is label deeper, most likely segmental branches of tracheal system; could also be somatic muscle. | ||