dSno synergizes with dad and brk
| . | Number of BR cells . | Anterior distance between the BR domains (a) . | Posterior distance between the BR domains (p) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wild type | 52 (n=10; s.d. 2.85) | 0.68 (n=7; s.d. 0.1) | 0.54 (n=7; s.d. 0.03) |
| dSno174/dSno174 | 37 (n=13; s.d. 3.49) | 1.16 (n=7; s.d. 0.22) | 0.77 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) |
| dad(sI)/dad(sI) | 49 (n=7; s.d. 4.85) | 0.67 (n=7; s.d. 0.07) | 0.59 (n=7; s.d. 0.06) |
| brkM68/+ | 48 (n=7; s.d. 4.47) | 1.15 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) | 0.90 (n=7; s.d. 0.03) |
| dSno174/dSno174; dad(sI)/dad(sI) | 41 (n=7; s.d. 8.02) | 1.31 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) | 1.22 (n=7; s.d. 0.3) |
| brkM68/+; dSno174/dSno174 | 39 (n=7; s.d. 2.87) | 1.63 (n=6; s.d. 0.08) | 1.29 (n=6; s.d. 0.15) |
| . | Number of BR cells . | Anterior distance between the BR domains (a) . | Posterior distance between the BR domains (p) . |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wild type | 52 (n=10; s.d. 2.85) | 0.68 (n=7; s.d. 0.1) | 0.54 (n=7; s.d. 0.03) |
| dSno174/dSno174 | 37 (n=13; s.d. 3.49) | 1.16 (n=7; s.d. 0.22) | 0.77 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) |
| dad(sI)/dad(sI) | 49 (n=7; s.d. 4.85) | 0.67 (n=7; s.d. 0.07) | 0.59 (n=7; s.d. 0.06) |
| brkM68/+ | 48 (n=7; s.d. 4.47) | 1.15 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) | 0.90 (n=7; s.d. 0.03) |
| dSno174/dSno174; dad(sI)/dad(sI) | 41 (n=7; s.d. 8.02) | 1.31 (n=7; s.d. 0.15) | 1.22 (n=7; s.d. 0.3) |
| brkM68/+; dSno174/dSno174 | 39 (n=7; s.d. 2.87) | 1.63 (n=6; s.d. 0.08) | 1.29 (n=6; s.d. 0.15) |
The number of BR cells was determined from in situ hybridizations. The anterior and posterior distances were measured by drawing a straight line at the anterior and posterior boundaries of BR domains in Adobe Photoshop CS2,using the measuring tool (see Fig. 6B). The egg chambers from different mutant lines were treated in the same way and mounted on slides for microscopy, using spacers to prevent deformations.