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Mutants of the thick veins (tkv) gene have been described previously (as slater alleles) as embryonic lethal, lacking dorsal epidermis, but not as showing a recognizable dorsoventral phenotype. The maternal alteration of function coupled with zygotic reduction of function of tkv is strongly ventralizing. In double heterozygous combinations in the mother, tkv mutations increase the ventralizing effect of dominant, weakly ventralizing alleles of the maternal effect, dorsoventral genes easter and cactus.
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Protein Aliases: Activin-A-receptor-25D; BMP receptor kinase 25D; CG14026-PA; CG14026-PB; CG14026-PC; CG14026-PD; DPP receptor; GH25238p; Receptor protein serine/threonine kinase; slater; thick veins; Thick-vein; Thick-veins; thickvein; tkv; tkv-PA; tkv-PB; tkv-PC; tkv-PD
Gene Aliases: Atkv; Atr25D; Brk25D; Brk25D1; Brk25D2; CG14026; Dmel\CG14026; Dmel_CG14026; Dtfr; kv; l(2)04415; l(2)25Da; STK-A; str; TKV; TKV1; tkva
Entrez Gene ID: (Fruit fly) 33753
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