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Fig. 5. Notch and lqf genetically interact to inhibit bristle development. Dorsal views of wild-type (A) and N^55e11/+; lqf^ARI/+ (B) nota and a graphical representation of bristle phenotypes in N^55e11/+, lqf^ARI/+ and N^55e11/+; lqf^ARI/+ nota. (A) Wild-type notal and scutellar bristle pattern. (B) Ectopic bristles develop on the notum and scutellum of N^55e11/+; lqf^ARI/+ flies (arrows). (C) Quantification of the percentage of flies that exhibit ectopic notal and scutellar bristles for the genotypes – lqf^ARI/+, N^55e11/+, and N^55e11/+;lqf^ARI/+.

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