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Drosophila Genetics. Inheritance of Body Color B. Three Point Testcross. Fruit Fly Egg and Larva. Fruit Fly Pupa and Adult. Inheritance of Body Color: Phenotypes of Parents. Inheritance of Body Color: Crosses. A x C B x C D x C A x E B x E D x E
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DrosophilaGenetics • Inheritance of Body Color • B. Three Point Testcross
Inheritance of Body Color: Crosses A x C B x C D x C A x E B x E D x E Score each fly for gender and body color Yellow Beige
Distinguishing Male and Female Fruit Flies • Male body size is smaller than female • Male abdomen is tapered and darker than female abdomen • Males have sex combs at first joint on front legs You MUST be able to see sex combs on any fly you identify as male!
bl+ vg+ bw+ bl vgbw X PARENTALS: bl+ vg+ bw+ bl vgbw bl+ vg+ bw+ F1: bl vg bw Three Point Testcross
Black, vestigial, Brown Males F1 Females bl+ vg+ bw+ bl vg bw X bl vg bw bl vg bw F2 Generation Three Point Testcross
Three Point Testcross: F2 Offspring Score each fly for body color, wing shape and eye color.
Wild Type Versus Mutants • Body Color • Wild type: Beige • Mutant: Black
Wild Type Versus Mutants • Wing Shape • Wild Type: Long • Vestigial
Wild Type versus Mutant • Eye Color • Wild Type: brick red • Mutant: Brown “red-brown”(slightly lighter than sepia)
Reference for Pictures: • Carolina Drosophila Manual (45-2620) • Published by Carolina Biological Supply Company