Stephen Paddock
Fruit Fly Imaginal Disc: Wing
Featured below is composite series of images of a Drosophila (fruit fly) wing imaginal disc. Different color combinations of this double-labeled sample reveal the location of wingless genetic mutants: achaete genes in red/yellow, yellow/white, purple/white, or blue/white and apterous genes in green, blue, green, and red, respectively.
Fruit Fly Imaginal Disc: Wing
Specimen: Drosophila Imaginal Disc
Technique: Fluorescence Composite
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In fruit flies, imaginal discs are the developmental tissues from which many adult structures, including eyes, wings, and halteres, are formed.
All photomicrographs in this gallery are ©2001-2002 by Stephen W. Paddock. All rights are reserved. Images may not be posted on the Internet or used in any other manner without specific written permission from the copyright owner.
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