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Fig. 3. Leg and wing phenotypes displayed by homozygous coroex11 flies. (A) Molecular lesions in coroex11 and coroex6 alleles. coroex11 carries a P-element insertion at the 5'UTR. coroex6 has a 100 bp deletion in the upstream regulatory region and a translocation within the third exon. (B) Wild-type leg. (C-E) coroex11/coroex11 legs. Note shortening and thickening of legs (C) and duplication of sex combs (D-E). (F) Wild-type wing blade. (G-H) Wing margin phenotypes seen in coroex11/coroex11 flies. (G) Both anterior and posterior margins are affected. (H) The anterior margin defect at higher magnification. (I) Wild-type wing blade showing distal most region at higher magnification. (J) coroex11/coroex11 wing blade. Note thickening of veins, which resembles the Delta phenotype, and small necrotic patches. (K) Adult coroex11/coroex11 fly showing highly reduced wing blade.