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"We have shown that the hlh-8 (n2170) strain is a semidominant allele... We observed the uterine muscles with rgs-2::gfp (regulator of G protein signaling) (Dong et al., 2000), and we found wild-type, nr2061 (-)/+ and n2170sd/+ heterozygotes to be indistinguishable (Fig. 7D,H,L). In wildtype animals, the four vm1 type vulval muscles express egl15::gfp (Harfe et al., 1998a). Using the egl-15::gfp reporter, we observed that n2170sd/+ heterozygotes never expressed GFP from the egl-15 promoter in the vm1 vulval muscles (n>50), whereas wild-type and nr2061 (-)/+ heterozygotes always expressed the reporter in the vm1 cells (n>50) (Fig. 7B,F,J)."

"We have shown that the hlh-8 (n2170) strain is a semidominant allele... We observed the uterine muscles with rgs-2::gfp (regulator of G protein signaling) (Dong et al., 2000), and we found wild-type, nr2061 (-)/+ and n2170sd/+ heterozygotes to be indistinguishable (Fig. 7D,H,L). In wildtype animals, the four vm1 type vulval muscles express egl15::gfp (Harfe et al., 1998a). Using the egl-15::gfp reporter, we observed that n2170sd/+ heterozygotes never expressed GFP from the egl-15 promoter in the vm1 vulval muscles (n>50), whereas wild-type and nr2061 (-)/+ heterozygotes always expressed the reporter in the vm1 cells (n>50) (Fig. 7B,F,J)."

"We have shown that the hlh-8 (n2170) strain is a semidominant allele... We observed the uterine muscles with rgs-2::gfp (regulator of G protein signaling) (Dong et al., 2000), and we found wild-type, nr2061 (-)/+ and n2170sd/+ heterozygotes to be indistinguishable (Fig. 7D,H,L). In wildtype animals, the four vm1 type vulval muscles express egl15::gfp (Harfe et al., 1998a). Using the egl-15::gfp reporter, we observed that n2170sd/+ heterozygotes never expressed GFP from the egl-15 promoter in the vm1 vulval muscles (n>50), whereas wild-type and nr2061 (-)/+ heterozygotes always expressed the reporter in the vm1 cells (n>50) (Fig. 7B,F,J)."

"We have shown that the hlh-8 (n2170) strain is a semidominant allele... We observed the uterine muscles with rgs-2::gfp (regulator of G protein signaling) (Dong et al., 2000), and we found wild-type, nr2061 (-)/+ and n2170sd/+ heterozygotes to be indistinguishable (Fig. 7D,H,L). In wildtype animals, the four vm1 type vulval muscles express egl15::gfp (Harfe et al., 1998a). Using the egl-15::gfp reporter, we observed that n2170sd/+ heterozygotes never expressed GFP from the egl-15 promoter in the vm1 vulval muscles (n>50), whereas wild-type and nr2061 (-)/+ heterozygotes always expressed the reporter in the vm1 cells (n>50) (Fig. 7B,F,J)."