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Fig. 7. Mutations in mei-W68 suppress the mio mutant phenotype. Ovarioles from mio2 (A) and a mio2, mei-W681 double mutant (B), stained with Hoechst (blue) and {alpha}Orb (red). Unlike the single mutant, oocytes from double mutants form normal karyosomes (arrows) and accumulate Orb protein beginning in region 2a (arrowheads). Although most mio2, mei-W681 egg chambers develop normally, some abnormalities are observed, such as the mispositioning of the oocyte (see third egg chamber in B where the oocyte is located in the center, rather than the posterior, of the egg chamber).