FBgn0035625 (Gene Report)
Map: 64E1-64E1
| Array Data (CG5249) | Annotation MiniView (CG5249) |
  |
| Gene Information | |||||||
| cDNA | Gene | Function | |||||
| RE26660 | CG5249 (Annotation Report) FBgn0035625 (Gene Report) Map: 64E1-64E1 | ||||||
| |||||||
| in situ Images and Annotations (RE26660) | ||||
| Stage | Image (click thumbnail for full size image) | Body Part | Note | Comment |
| stage1-3 | ||||
| stage4-6 | visual anlage in statu nascendi procephalic ectoderm anlage in statu nascendi subset foregut anlage in statu nascendi | gap-gene like domains: first in AISN labrum/part protocerebrum. second mandibula/intercalary/antennal/visual. third part thoracic/anterior abdominal. fourth posterior abdominal/part hindgut. | ||
| stage7-8 | procephalic ectoderm anlage foregut anlage visual anlage hindgut anlage | negative image of vis pri AISN labrum faint second stripe split into mandibula/intercalary and (part) visual. third and fourth stripe also narrowed and faint | ||
| stage9-10 | visual primordium inclusive hindgut primordium external foregut primordium | first stripe gone. of second small domain in visual system (part of later inner optic lobe) and patch in intercalary (later hypopharynx) left. third stripe gone. of fourth, small patch at abdominal | ||
| stage11-12 | protocerebrum primordium hindgut proper primordium sensory nervous system specific anlage clypeo-labral primordium embryonic inner optic lobe primordium embryonic optic lobe primordium pars intercerebralis primordium | part of inner optic lobe de novo expression in protocerebrum: part of pars intercerebralis segmental clusters in dorsal ectoderm: part of PNS | ||
| stage13-16 | embryonic hindgut sensory nervous system primordium embryonic dorsal epidermis embryonic hypopharynx embryonic epipharynx embryonic foregut | to few pictures to be sure. stripes in trunk epidermis. part of labrum=epipharynx. hypopharynx. Hindgut and Malp. tub. looks suspicious of artefact. | ||
| Experiment comment: the blasphemy gene: "the efficiency of genetic screens is overrated" (RE26660) | ||||