Associations of DGRP male mating success with Z30 females with other quantitative traits. (A) Male cuticular hydrocarbons. (B) Desat1 expression. (C) Male aggressive behavior. (D) Male startle respons
Drosophila Atro mutants have a large range of phenotypes, including neurodegeneration, segmentation, patterning and planar polarity defects. Although Atro mutants have diverse phenotypes, little is kn
D. melanogaster females with the designated deletions were mated to D. mauritiana males at 18°. The small number of live males recovered are likely patroclinous exceptions, that is Xmau/O. Pharate adu
Mapping the Drosophila melanogaster X heterochromatin by CGH analysis of embryos lacking specific regions of the X chromosome. Eight ChrX deficiencies and duplications were tested: 168 (Dp(1;Y)y[2]67g
