Fig. 3. dSyx16 interacts genetically with NSF2 during wing margin development. Wings from wild-type fly (A) and flies overexpressing dominant-negative NSF2 alone (B) or together with soluble dSyx16^{70 to 329} (C) or together with dSyx16^{70 to 352} (D) are shown. Several independent transgenic lines inserted with either the soluble dSyx16 or dSyx16^{70 to 352} were tested and the phenotypes shown in C and D have been consistently observed.

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