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Symbol	Chr.No	Map	Name	Explanation	Allele	S	R
Ac	3	?	Abnormal corselet	Gene affecting formation of dorsal region in thoracic segment.X-ray induced;fissure along dorsal median line of first and second thoracic segments, homo-lethal.
Acp	?	?	Absorbent of carotenoid pigment	Gene relating to absorbancy of corotenoid pigmonts.Spontaneous; hemolymph color changes to light yellow under this gene, even though individuals has Y^I, YI^S gene.
adl	22	？	active dispersalin larvae	Gene affecting larval behavior jast after hatching.Spontaneous;hatching larvae have active dispersalin behavior under the dark condition.
al	5	37.9	albino	Gene affecting harding of cuticle at the first ecdysis.Spontaneous;homozygotes hatch and develop normally during first instar, distinct albino features appear soon after first ecdysis and die with shrinking; cuticle layer incomplete in hardening and have porous structure, unable to eat leaves and to maintain body-water: Independent spontaneous mutation al², like al but time of death variable.		1
al²	5	37.9	albino 2	like al but time of death variable	Allele Of al	1
Alb	19	37.4	Albumin	Spontaneous; hemolymph albumin fraction migrating more rapidly to the anode than other proteins on gel electrophoresis; Alb^F for faster moving and Alb^S for slower moving band.
Alb^F	19	37.4	Albumin F	see Alb	Allele Of Alb	5
Alb^S	19	37.4	Albumin S	see Alb	Allele Of Alb	4
Amy-d	8	2.8	Digestive juice amylase	Spontaneous; presence of four and five highly active isozymes migrating toward cathode on acrylamide gel electrophoresis are respectively controlled by codominant alleles of Amy-d^IV and Amy-d^V; homozygotes for Amy-dⁿ., previously referred to as ae for weak activity, lack cathode-migrating isozymes: Weaker anode-migrationg isozymes are controlled by Amy-da alleles (19-?).		1
Amy-da	19	?	Digestive juice amylase migrating toword anode	Spontaneous; amylase isozyme migrating toward anode on polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis; most rapidly moving isozyme by Amy-da^F, rapidly moving by Amy-da^M, slowly moving by Amy-da^S, respectively; activity much weaker as compound with cathodal isozymes controlled by Amy-d.
Amy-da^F	19	?	Digestive juice amylase migrating toword anode (type F)	see Amy-da	Allele Of Amy-da	28
Amy-da^M	19	?	Digestive juice amylase migrating toword anode (type M)	see Amy-da	Allele Of Amy-da	5
Amy-daⁿ	19	?	Digestive juice amylase migrating toword anode (type n)	see Amy-da	Allele Of Amy-da	1
Amy-da^S	19	?	Digestive juice amylase migrating toword anode (type S)	see Amy-da	Allele Of Amy-da	12
Amy-d^IV	8	2.8	Digestive juice amylase (type IV)	see Amy-d	Allele Of Amy-d	106
Amy-dⁿ	8	2.8	Digestive juice amylase weak	see Amy-d	Allele Of Amy-d	137
Amy-d^V	8	2.8	Digestive juice amylase (type V)	see Amy-d	Allele Of Amy-d	13
Amy-hc	8	4.2	Hemolymph amylase C	Spontaneous; hemolymph amylase can be separated into A to F bands on gel electrophoresis migrating toward anode; major band C controlled by Amy-hc alleles involving variations of migration rate as -hc^S (Slow), -hc^M (Moderate), -hc^F (Fast) and of activity as -hc^W (Weak), -hc^MF (Moderate fast), -hc^SM (Moderate slow), -hc^SW (Slow and weak) ; homozygotes for Amy-hcⁿ(null) formerly referred to as be for low activity, lack C isozyme band.
Amy-hc^F	8	4.2	Hemolymph amylase C (type F)	see Amy-hc	Allele Of Amy-hc	25
Amy-hc^M	8	4.2	Hemolymph amylase C (type M)	see Amy-hc	Allele Of Amy-hc	130