Fig. 11From: Mutation and apoptosis are well-coordinated for protecting against DNA damage-inducing toxicity in DrosophilaDistribution of mutant spot sizes on the wings from larvae irradiated with monochromatic UV light. (A) Wild-type larvae (mwh/flr) were irradiated with 310-nm light at 12.9Â kJ/m2 (black bars) and 25.7Â kJ/m2 (gray bars), or no irradiation (white bars). (B) Wild-type larvae (mwh/flr) were irradiated with 340-nm light at 267Â kJ/m2 (black bars), 531Â kJ/m2 (gray bars), or no irradiation (white bars). (C) Approximation curves of the spot size fitted by the polynomial approximation for 310-nm light at 12.9Â kJ/m2 (black line) and 25.7Â kJ/m2 (gray line). The mode of the spot size (1.0) was calculated from each polynomial approximation curve after the subtraction of the spot number without irradiation. (D) Approximation curves of the spot size fitted by the polynomial approximation for the irradiation with 340-nm light at 267Â kJ/m2 (black line) and 531Â kJ/m2 (gray line). The mode of the spot size (0.8) was calculated from each polynomial approximation curve after the subtraction of the spot number without irradiationBack to article page