Animals with the Duplication are WT. Animals without the Duplication are Unc and Sterile.

Animals with the Duplications are WT. Animals which have lost the Duplication are Sterile and have an abnormal tail.

Unc. Animals which have lost the duplications are Sterile and Unc.

Animals with the duplication are WT. Animals without the duplication are Nob (NO Back end; 100% lethal). Pick wild-type to maintain; typically segregates about 50% wild type progeny and 50% Nob larvae.

Animals with the duplication are WT. Animals without the duplication are Nob (NO Back end; 100% lethal). Pick wild-type to maintain. The Dpy and Unc phenotypes are not visible in the Nob background. ct223 is recessive.

Animals with the duplication are WT. Animals without the duplication are Nob (NO Back end; 100% lethal). Pick wild-type to maintain; segregates wild type progeny, Nob larvae, and occasional dead eggs. ct351 is recessive.

DpyUnc. See also WBPaper0000498 and WBPaper00002306.

Balanced well. Animals with the duplication are WT. Animals which have lost the duplication have a hermaphrodite gonad and intestine (they are self-fertile); the rest of the body is male.

Balanced well. Animals with the duplication are WT. Animals which have lost the duplication have a hermaphrodite gonad and intestine (they are self-fertile); the rest of the body is male.

Wild type strain segregating more wild type and embryonic lethals, in approximately 1:1 ratio.

WT hermaphrodites which segregate WT hermaphrodites and tra-1 homozygous XX; weakly masculinized class A7, never fertile as males.

Wildtype hermaphrodites segregating wild-type hermaphrodites and tra-1(q88) XX males, which are fertile and make yolk. Complex rearrangement of tra-1. Reference: Zarkower et al. (1994) PMID: 7520378

Wildtype hermaphrodites segregating wildtype hermaphrodites and tra-1 XX males, which mate with greater efficiency than most tra-1 XX mutants. Reference: Hodgkin (1987) PMID:3428597.

Unc-32 hermaphrodites segregating Unc hermaphrodites and Unc Tra homozygous XX pseudomales with variable male tails, hermaphroditic gonads and adult yolk production. Class B2 allele (male tail, sterile hermaphrodite gonad) derived by mutation of tra-(gf) allele e1575. Reference: Hodgkin (1987) PMID:3428597.

Fertile hermaphrodites segregating more fertile hermaphrodites and sterile Class A10 tra-1(rh132) XX homozygotes, which have hermaphrodite non-gonadal anatomy and male gonads; Smg (NMD)-sensitive. Reference: Zarkower et al. (1994) PMID: 7520378

Pick wild-type to maintain. Wild-type hermaphrodites segregate wild-type and dead masculinized embryos. e3026 is nonsense mutation in essential gene Y47D3B.1. Reference: O'Rourke et al (in preparation).

Animals with the duplication are WT. XX Animals which have lost the duplication are males (low fertility-gonad morphology variable). Rays abnormal. See also WBPaper0000498.

Heterozygotes are Unc. Segregates Uncs (dpy-18 pie-1; skn-1/DnT1; eDp6), Dpy non-Uncs (dpy-18 pie-1; skn-1 with no Dp) which give only dead embryos, and DpyUncs (dpy-18 pie-1; skn-1/DnT1 with no Dp) which give only dead eggs, WT looking (dpy-18 pie-1; skn-1; eDp6) which give only dead embryos, and dead eggs.