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cornichon OKDB#: 1768
 Symbols: cni Species: D. melanogaster
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General Comment cni is required for the induction of both posterior and dorsal follicle cell fates. cni is probably required in the oocyte for the production of the inducing signal, but as mutations do not affect grk localization to the posterior of the oocyte cni must act at a different step in the pathway. Gonzalez-Reyes et al (1995) . cni is required for Egfr signaling in oogenesis. This signaling pathway is required for dorsal ventral patterning and for the correct anterior posterior polarization of the oocyte in midoogenesis. Roth et al (1995) . Possible orthologs : human, mouse, rat, C.elegans, X.leavis, D.rerio (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/HomoloGene/homol.cgi?HID=107415)

General function Intracellular protein transport, protein binding
Comment protein localization
Cellular localization Plasma membrane
Comment integral to plasma membrane
Ovarian function Oogenesis
Comment
Expression regulated by
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Ovarian localization Oocyte, germarium,nurse cell
Comment
Follicle stages oogenesis
Comment
Phenotypes
Mutations 1 mutations

Species: D. melanogaster
Mutation name: cniAA12
type: null mutation
fertility: embryonic lethal
Comment: Homozygous embryos exhibit a germline-dependent ventralized phenotype. cni1/cniAA12 transheterozygotes have mutant egg chambers. Gonzalez-Reyes et al (1995) . Hemizygous eggs display possess residual dorsal appendage material and rarely a posterior micropyle. Most cniAA12/cni1 heterozygous embryos have one reduced dorsal appendage, few have a posterior micropyle, and a third of the eggs contain no embryosRoth et al (1995) .

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