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Name Class

WBInteraction000535542Interaction_typeGeneticOpposing_epistasis
GI_module_oneTrans_phenotypic
GI_module_twoMasking
InteractorInteractor_overlapping_geneWBGene00000238Interactor_typeEffector
WBGene00004202Interactor_typeAffected
Variation_interactorWBVar00145412Interactor_typeEffector
WBVar00089203Interactor_typeAffected
Interaction_summary"Epistasis analysis was performed with pry-1(mu38) and the mutations bar-1(ga80) and mig-14(ga62), which cause too few VPCs to adopt induced fates. The ga80 mutation introduces an early stop codon in BAR-1, and is predicted to cause a null mutant phenotype (Eisenmann et al. 1998). mig-14(ga62) is a viable, reduction-of-function mutation, which causes defects in multiple Wnt-mediated processes in embryogenesis and post-embryonic life (Eisenmann and Kim 2000). The Overinduced phenotype of pry-1(mu38) is still manifest in a double mutant with mig-14(ga62), but is strongly reduced in a double mutant with bar-1(ga80) (Table 1)." With regard to vulval cell induction, pry-1(mu38) is epistatic to mig-14(ga62) and bar-1(ga80) is epistatic to pry-1(mu38).
ThroughputLow_throughput
Interaction_phenotypeWBPhenotype:0001272
PaperWBPaper00005277
RemarkTable 1