13. We recommend fluorescent eye markers (e.g., RFP or GFP).
These are most clearly identified in a white (w) mutant background. If a w + background is used, adult flies should be
screened 3 days after emergence for fluorescence. Ommatidia
near the equator are the most conspicuous spots of fluorescent
signals.
14. Adjust dorsal-ventral orientation using the dissecting needle.
Gently rotate the embryos on the needle tip with the help of
the broken chorion.
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