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Fig. 1. Pph13hazy mutants have malformed rhabdomeres and a dramatic loss in light sensitivity. (A,B) Transmission electron microscopy analysis of cn bw (A) and Pph13hazy (B) ommatidium. Mutant rhabdomeres are small, malformed and individual microvilli are misaligned. (C) Electroretinograms of cn bw, Pph13hazy and Pph13hazy; hs-Pph13 (a Pph13 cDNA under the control of a heat shock promoter). Each consecutive 520 nm light pulse represents a 10-fold increase in light intensity relative to the previous one. The last light pulse is a 10 second pulse of 570 nm light at equal intensity to the last 1 second pulse. The reintroduction of the Pph13 cDNA rescues all Pph13hazy mutant phenotypes.