OE01

Crackly, Dry, Mottled

This page serves as a repository of research notes on Toxin OE01, the first mutagen unlocked in Old Egypt by Renard. It uses 6 Crackly, Dry, Mottled (Negative to Phosphorescent, Prickly, Spotted) moss 5 Cat nip, 6 Hairy Tooth, 4 Nefertari Crown, 6 Salt Water Fungus, 6 Slave Bread mushrooms.

First mutation test: L-Vampire R-Silken

The left splint has an even more vivid color on the outer stamen, Looks like Magenta-4 Yellow 2, so one of the Ys has likely been replaced by an O. No visible effect on silken, which is entirely as expected if it's putting a Y in the 4-6 range of that lily.

Second mutation test: L-Silken R-Vampire

On the left splint a very faint yellow color is visible on the whole stamen. Gene 6 (O) must have been replace by an I.

On the right splint, the color of the stamen is Yellow 2 Magenta 3, so one of the IY alleles was disrupted. From the results above, we expect the genes affected on Vampire to be in the range of 3-4 leaving the results as Right-Vampire 3 (I)

Discussion

The second test allows us to clarify the results of the first. Since the left mutation hits gene 6 (33.3%) on a Silken, that equates to gene 4 on a Vampire. This is consistent with the results seen here, so Left-Vampire 4(Y) and Right-Silken 4-6(O)

Additionally, Left-Silken 6 (O) and Right-Vampire 3(I)

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.