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Movement very slow. Recessive.

om33 chromosome contains a linked fer-6 allele and a linked Mel. Mel probably not associated with om33, but they have not been separated. Best grown at 15C.

Variably deformed with no prominent single feature. Deformed pharynx. Very severly Unc: from strongly kinky to complete paralysis. Neuroanatomical defects. Abnormal excretory system. Abnormal gonads. 5% of embyros die. 54% of larvae die. 82% of adult survivors show a mutant phenotype.

EXTREMELY sick - Ham, lateral vulvae, grow at 20C. Very difficult to maintain. CGC received new stock 1/01.

Received new stock with confirmed deletion from Jennifer Watts 07/16/2009.

Egl phenotype, viable. Lethality and Daf-c phenotype of m333 suppressed by daf-16 (m333 alone is a maternal-effect non-conditional dauer constitutive). age-1(m333) pka daf-23(m333).

WT phenotype, segregates WT, Egl (age-1 homozygotes) and DpyUncs. Egl animals give all non-recovering dauer larvae (m333 shows maternal effect), with variable radial shrinkage and variable resistance to 1% SDS. Pick WT to maintain and check for correction segregation of progeny. age-1(m333) pka daf-23(m333).

Sensitive to alpha-amanitin. Heterozygotes are semi-Dpy and segregate semi-Dpy, Vul, dead embryos, and Dpy. Dpy progeny arrest in L1 stage at >20C. Reference: Bowman EA, Riddle DR, Kelly WG. G3 November 2011 1:411-416.Reference: Bowman EA, Riddle DR, Kelly WG. G3 November 2011 1:411-416.

Male phenotype: loss of rays 7-9; incomplete penetrance/expressivity (80%); T lineage defect. Hermaphrodite phenotype: lowered brood size (100 progeny/hermaphrodite). Hypomorphic allele: uDf1/mab-19(bx83) results in embryonic arrest during morphogenesis.

cdk-5(gm336) mutants exhibit defects in polarized trafficking of dense-core vesicles in motor neurons, and decreased localization of GLR-1::GFP to puncta in ventral nerve cord interneurons. Note that this strain does not contain GLR-1::GFP. References: Juo P, et al. Mol Biol Cell. 2007 Oct;18(10):3883-93. Goodwin PR, et al. J Neurosci. 2012 Jun 13;32(24):8158-72.

Sterile at 25C. Maintain at 20C or lower. Reference: Goudeau J, et al. PLoS Biol. 2011 Mar;9(3):e1000599.

Phenotypically wild-type for brood size, viability, Dyf and male mating efficiency. Strain OC306 is identical to OC422: the same out-crossed stock was frozen down twice in lab stocks. Reference: Chawla DG, et al. Biol Open. 2016 Sep 15;5(9):1290-8. doi: 10.1242/bio.017442. PMID: 27635036

Phenotypically wild-type for brood size, viability, Dyf and male mating efficiency. Reference: Chawla DG, et al. Biol Open. 2016 Sep 15;5(9):1290-8. doi: 10.1242/bio.017442. PMID: 27635036

Egl. Slow growing. Lethal/sterile at 25C. Maintain at 15-20C.

Homozygous lethal deletion chromosome balanced by hT2. GFP+ heterozygotes are wild-type that segregate wild-type GFP+, arrested hT2 aneuploids, and non-GFP tm3309 homozygotes. tm3395 homozygotes are maternal effect lethal (late embryo & larval lethal) and have progeny with gonadogenesis defects. Pick wild-type GFP+ animals to maintain. Reference: Large EE and Mathies LD (2014 Jan 8). G3, doi: 10.1534/g3.113.009852.

Homozygous lethal deletion chromosome balanced by hT2. GFP+ heterozygotes are wild-type that segregate wild-type GFP+, arrested hT2 aneuploids, and non-GFP tm3309 homozygotes. tm3309 homozygotes are maternal effect lethal (late embryo & larval lethal) and have gonadogenesis defects. Previously known as swsn-2.1(tm3309). Pick wild-type GFP+ animals to maintain. Reference: Large EE and Mathies LD (2014 Jan 8). G3, doi: 10.1534/g3.113.009852.

mdEx865 [unc-17p::NLS::mCherry + pha-1(+)]. Transcriptional reporter. Nuclear localized mCherry in cholinergic neurons. Maintain at 20-25C to retain array. References: Grundahl K and Rand J, unpublished. Granato M, Schnabel H, and Schnabel R, 1994. Genesis of an organ: molecular analysis of the pha-1 gene. Development 120: 3005–3017.

Fainter. hp369 is an early nonsense mutation in unc-80 and was isolated as a suppressor of unc-77(hp102). Reference: Yeh E, et al. PLoS Biol. 2008 Mar 11;6(3):e55. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.0060055. PMID: 18336069.