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Fig. 3. dnpc1a mutants are arrested during the first instar and can be partially rescued by ecdysone feeding. (A) Comparison of different sizes of larvae of wild type (top) versus dnpc1a mutants (bottom) at different times points after egg laying (AEL) shown in B. (B) Graphic view of the body length of the wild type (n=50) and dnpc1a mutant larvae (n=50) at different times points after egg laying. (C) 20-Hydroxyecdysone feeding of developing larvae at two different time points can postpone the lethal stages of dnpc1a mutants. x-axis, stages of development.