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Development, Vol 107, Issue 4 715-722 Copyright © 1989 by Company of Biologists


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Imaginal discs can be recovered from cultured embryos mutant for the segment-polarity genes engrailed, naked and patched but not from wingless

AA Simcox, IJH Roberts, E Hersperger, MC Gribbin, A Shearn, and JRS Whittle

Drosophila embryos homozygous for strong mutations in each of the segment-polarity genes wingless (wg), engrailed (en), naked (nkd) and patched (ptc) form a larval cuticle in which there is a deletion in every segment. The mutant embryos normally fail to hatch but by in vivo culture we were able to show which could produce adult structures. Cultured wg- embryos did not produce any adult structures. Cultured en- embryos produced eye-antennal derivatives and rarely produced partial thoracic structures. nkd- and ptc- embryos produced eye-antennal and thoracic derivatives. The nkd- and ptc- thoracic imaginal discs developed with an abnormal morphology and abnormal pattern of en- expression. Our findings are consistent with the idea that the thoracic imaginal discs derive from two adjacent groups of cells that express wg and en respectively in the embryo.


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