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Fig. 1. New alleles of cv-c. (A) The wing of a wild-type adult fly has five longitudinal veins, and an anterior and posterior crossvein (ACV and PCV). (B) A wing from a cv-c1/cv-c1 homozygous fly. The PCV is completely absent (a small piece of vein tissue running parallel to the fifth longitudinal vein is often observed) and the ACV is detached from the fourth longitudinal vein. (C) A wing from a cv-c1/cv-cM62 fly exhibiting a PCV phenotype identical to cv-c1/cv-c1. (D) A wing in which the UAS-RhoGAP88C-dsRNA construct has been expressed throughout the developing wing disc using Bx-Gal4. The phenotypes produced are identical to cv-c1 wings; the PCV is significantly reduced and the ACV is detached from longitudinal vein 4.





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