FlyAtlas 2 – Gene
For a particular Drosophila gene, find the pattern of expression in different tissues.
 
Gene Symbol (e.g. vkg) — start typing, then select from the autosuggest menu
Gene Name (e.g. viking)
Annotation Symbol (e.g. CG16858)
Gene ID (e.g. FBgn0016075)
Transcript ID (e.g. FBtr0079036)

Gene:

Symbol
PIG-P
Name
Phosphatidylinositol glycan anchor biosynthesis class P
Annotation Symbol
CG14550
FlyBase ID
FBgn0039405
Paralogues
No paralogues
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SDs   Whole Body   Male v. Female
Gene FPKMs and Enrichments 
Adult MaleAdult FemaleMale v. FemaleLarval
TissueFPKMEnrichmentFPKMEnrichmentM/Fp valueFPKMEnrichment
Head10 ± 0.71.311 ± 3.10.60.92n.s.  
Eye15 ± 3.11.912 ± 1.10.61.25n.s.  
Brain / CNS6.3 ± 1.00.86.0 ± 0.60.31.04n.s.12 ± 1.31.5
Thoracicoabdominal ganglion8.9 ± 2.41.210 ± 0.80.50.86n.s.  
Crop6.2 ± 0.80.88.6 ± 2.40.40.73n.s.  
Midgut6.2 ± 0.70.87.7 ± 0.90.40.80n.s.5.0 ± 1.40.6
Hindgut5.5 ± 0.50.76.8 ± 0.60.40.80p < 0.0510 ± 3.71.3
Malpighian Tubules11 ± 2.01.410 ± 2.50.51.07n.s.15 ± 1.31.9
Rectal pad6.8 ± 0.30.95.6 ± 0.30.31.22n.s.  
Salivary gland6.6 ± 0.80.97.4 ± 1.90.40.89n.s.12 ± 0.61.5
Fat body9.6 ± 1.61.24.9 ± 1.00.31.96p < 0.059.0 ± 1.01.2
Heart9.7 ± 2.11.312 ± 3.30.60.79n.s.  
Trachea      7.9 ± 0.11.0
Ovary  23 ± 2.21.2    
Virgin Spermatheca  5.5 ± 2.10.3    
Mated Spermatheca  4.9 ± 3.20.3    
Testis14 ± 4.01.8      
Accessory glands4.5 ± 0.40.6      
Carcass5.5 ± 0.60.75.5 ± 0.50.31.00n.s.9.3 ± 1.41.2
Garland cells      8.5 ± 1.81.1
Whole body7.7 ± 1.219 ± 1.80.40p < 0.017.8 ± 2.8
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TranscriptMaleFemaleLarval
NameIDHdEyBrTgCrMgHgTuRpSgFbHtTsAgCsHdEyBrTgCrMgHgTuRpSgFbHtOvVsMsCsNsMgHgTuSgFbTrCsGa
RAFBtr0084974
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*Tissue Comparability: See Docs for info on the chemistry used to sequence different tissues.
WARNING: Transcript Ambiguity for this Gene!
Because FlyBase assigns a unique transcript name and identifier for each unique protein, the rare cases in which such proteins result from alternative translation of the same mRNA give rise to situations in which there are two or more different identifiers for the same physical transcript. RNAseq analysis can only deal with unique sequences, and in such cases arbitrarily assigns the data from a sequence to one of the different transcript identifiers. The result is that some named transcripts will be missing, or data for some transcripts will actually include that for others. In the case of gene FBgn0039405 the situation is:

Data for FBtr0084974 include those for FBtr0300624 (gene FBgn0260224): Di- or poly-cistronic mRNA

*** More extensive information about transcript ambiguity and its implications can be found in the Docs ***