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Fig. 5. A mutation in pelo can allow bam mutant cystoblast-like
cells to differentiate into cystocytes. Germaria are labeled for Hts (red,
A,B) or Orb (red, C,D) and DAPI (nuclei, blue). (A) A germaria homozygous for
bam
86 and heterozygous for
pelo1, showing undifferentiated single germ cells as
evidenced by spectrosomes. (B) A germarium double homozygous for
pelo1 and bam
86
showing the formation of cystocytes, as evidenced by branched fusomes
(arrowhead). In addition, many persistent spectrosomes (arrow) are abnormally
enlarged. (C) A wild-type germarium showing preferential accumulation of Orb
in the newly formed oocyte (arrowhead). (D) A double pelo and
bam homozygous germarium showing no oocyte formation, which is
suggested by no preferential Orb accumulation in germ cells. Scale bars: 10
µm.