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=First mutation test: L-Vampire R-Silken= | =First mutation test: L-Vampire R-Silken= | ||
| + | No change to either flower. | ||
| + | =Second mutation test: L-Silken R-Vampire= | ||
| + | An IO on Vampire has become and IY, making the outer stamen orange. The toxin therefore affects somewhat left of center on the left splint, but we don't know much more than that. | ||
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| + | =Next step= | ||
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| + | Not much to go on yet. There is still a pretty broad range on what gene has been affected on the right. While still facing so many unknowns, a useful double cross is Delicate-Fracture. Both have few genes with noticeable effect, and if we can determine exactly what gene is affected on the Fracture it will tell us what was affected on Silken too since they both have the same number of genes. | ||
| − | = | + | =Third mutation test: L-Delicate R-Fracture= |
| + | =Fourth mutation test: L-Fracture R-Delicate= | ||
=References= | =References= | ||
Revision as of 05:53, 19 September 2012
Mottled, Smelly, Spotted
This page serves as a repository of research notes on Toxin OE03, the second mutagen unlocked in Old Egypt by Renard. It uses 3 Mottled, Smelly, Spotted (Negative to Calico,Dry,Slimy) moss and 3 Spiderling mushrooms.
First mutation test: L-Vampire R-Silken
No change to either flower.
Second mutation test: L-Silken R-Vampire
An IO on Vampire has become and IY, making the outer stamen orange. The toxin therefore affects somewhat left of center on the left splint, but we don't know much more than that.
Next step
Not much to go on yet. There is still a pretty broad range on what gene has been affected on the right. While still facing so many unknowns, a useful double cross is Delicate-Fracture. Both have few genes with noticeable effect, and if we can determine exactly what gene is affected on the Fracture it will tell us what was affected on Silken too since they both have the same number of genes.
Third mutation test: L-Delicate R-Fracture
Fourth mutation test: L-Fracture R-Delicate
References
Genomes for reference to genomes.
Flower_Genome_Theories for interpretation of gene sets.
Mutagen_Research_and_Recipes for information on Mutagen recipes, and location for results to be loaded to.
