Genes - Gene list

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Symbol	Chr.No	Map	Name	Explanation	Allele
Ch3	18	0	Chorion protein 3	Gene controlling chorion proteins.Spontaneous; smaller Chorion gene cluster consisting largely of early genes involving A, B and C groups; locates ca. 4 m.u. apart to the right of Ch1-2.
CI-Gr^L	2	？	Epistatic gene to I-GrL	Gene relating to chorion formation.Spontaneous; suppresses inhibitory action of I-Gr^L (old symbol, E-Gre^L)
cl	21	?	chela	Gene affecting wing formation.Spontaneous; wing buds inflated with lymph and protrude laterally from body like cf; penetrance low; swollen pupal wings fragile and liable to bleed.
cm	20	41.9	maternal chocolate	Gene controlling skin color of new hatched larva.Spontaneous;newly hatched larvae from eggs laid by homozygous mother pale-reddish brown irrespective of their own genotype, feeding third instar, less conspicuous in grown larvae; homozygotes die as embryos: Gl^R (Glossy retarded) larvae reddish brown and lustrous at every molting stage, body spindle shaped; homo-lethal.
co	?	?	constricted	Gene affecting body shape and pigmentation grown larva.Spontaneous;Each segment constricted in central part, due to annular concentration of pigments.
cot	15	25	contracticle	Gene affecting body shape and reactivity for outer stimulation.Spontaneous;larvae stout; when touched softly contract body by two-thirds and fall down vomiting gut juice, stay still for a while; moths hold wings upwards and fall down on touch, difficult to copulate. See also sol.
cp			compressed	Gene relating to segment feature.Spontaneous;Each segment contracted.Morphological features simillar to nucleopolyhedrosis. Manifests first at 4th instar, and become distinct at 5th instar.
cru	25	?	ruffled cocoon	Gene affecting feature of cocoon surface.Spontaneous;cocoon surface rough and uneven.
Cry1Ab	15	?	tentative name: resistance to toxin of BT Cry1Ab	Gene relating to resistance for toxin of Bacillus thuringiensis.Spontaneous;　hight resistance to toxin( typeσ) from Bacillus thuringiensisCry1Ab.
Ct			Dominant constricted	Gene relating to body shape in young larva.Spontaneous;　Each segment contractable from 2nd to 4th instar.
cts	16	4.6	cheek and tail spots	Gene affecting color in head and dorsal region of anal leg.Spontaneous;chocolate-colored spots on both sides of head cuticle and on anal plates in the last larval instar, but not manifested when young.
cv			constricted vagina v	Gene controlling formation of vagina with cd.Spontaneous; female incapable of oviposition when combined with cd. Male sterile.
Cw			Curled wing	Gene for formation of anterior wing.Spontaneous;forewings curled at margin; dominance incomplete.
Cyc	6	21.1	Cycrops (tentative name)	Gene affecting manifestiation of larval marking and wing formation.Spontaneous; no crescent and star marking, but eye marking detected only midline. Not completely formation of wing. Simillar to Nc. Pseudo allele to E.
d			dwarf	Gene affecting body length.Spontaneous; body size reduced to 75 persent of normal.
dep			depressed	Gene affecting body shape in thorax.Spontaneous; second segment depressed. The portion just behind eye spots pigmented dark brown. Manifests usually together with ps. Semi-lethal.
Df			Dominant dwarf	Gene controlling growth speed.Spontaneous; larval development remarkably retarded, frequently with abnormal markings. Homozygous lethal.
Df-t	20	11	Tsujita's dwarf	Gene affecting body size.γ-ray induced;larval growth retarded, homozygotes die as embryos; significantly reduce crossing over frequencies, might be accompanied with chromosomal aberration.
Dh	11	0	diapause hormone and pheromone biosynthesis-activating neuropeptide (DH-PBAN)	Spontaneous;Diapause hormone of the silkworm PBAN, Dh^A, Dh^B and Dh^Cwith diffirent size in intron-5.	Dh^A , Dh^B , Dh^C
Di	14	43.2	Dirty	Gene affecting larval marking pattern.Spontaneous;irregular dark brown lines and dots cover the body surface, regions of crescents and star spots lack pigment hence remained as white patterns on blackish background when homozygous; combined with p no pigment on the skin. See also U.