FB2025_01 , released February 20, 2025
Allele: Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7
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Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7
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S. cerevisiae
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FBal0249509
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Gr64f-GAL4
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A 9.7kb Gr64f promoter fragment is fused upstream of sequence encoding a GAL4 driver.

Approximately 10kb of Gr64f promoter sequence is fused upstream of sequence encoding a GAL4 driver.

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Drives expression in the sugar-responsive neuron of all of the short, intermediate and long taste sensilla of the labellum.

ScerGAL4Gr64f.9.7 drives expression in sweet taste receptor neurons in the labellar taste hairs, and in about 12 sugar-sensing chemosensory neurons in the prothoracic leg. A subset of the leg neurons project to the ventral nerve cord then ascend through the cervical connective to the posterior gnathal gangion; these neurons, unlike the other ScerGAL4Gr64f.9.7-expression neurons, do not coexpress ScerGAL4Gr5a.8.5 or EcollexAVP16.Gr5a.cGa

All labellar and many of the tarsal S cells expressing ScerGAL4Gr64f.9.7 send projections to the adult subesophageal zone.

ScerGAL4Gr64f.9.7 is strongly expressed in the sugar-responsive neuron of all of the short, intermediate and long taste sensilla of the labellum.

ScerGAL4Gr64f.9.7 is expressed in all the sugar-sensitive receptor neurons of the gustatory sensilla of the labellum.

 
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Inhibition (using Hsap\KCNJ2IVS.10xUAS.EGFP) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in adult females results in a significant increase in preference for softer 100 mM sucrose-containing, but not plain, agarose for egg laying, compared to controls.

Inhibition (using Ctet\tetXTNT-LC.UAS) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in adults results in a significant reduction in proboscis extensions in response to sucrose or to fatty acids, compared to controls.

Inhibition (using Hsap\KCNJ2UAS.EGFP) of the combined set of Scer\GAL4Gr33a-GAL4 and Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in adult females does not affect preference for oviposition on acid-containing medium, compared to controls.

Optogenetic activation (using Cnoc\ChR1Cs.IVS.20xUAS.Venus with 635 nm (red) light) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 neurons results in a significant increase in proboscis extension reflex (PER) whether this is in the absense of nutritional stimuli or in the presence of 100 mM sucrose, compared to controls.

Inhibition (using Ctet\tetXTNT-LC.UAS) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in starved adult males significantly reduces preference for softer sucrose-containing agarose, compared to controls.

Optogenetic activation (using Cnoc\ChR1::Csub\ChRCsChrimson.IVS.20xUAS.Venus with 633 nm (red) light) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in starved adult males significantly increases preference for softer sucrose-containing agarose, compared to controls.

Inhibition (using Hsap\KCNJ2UAS.EGFP) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in adults significantly reduces preference for sucrose, compared to controls. When inhibition is restricted to a smaller set of cells (using Ecol\lexAVP16.Gr5a.cGa and Scer\GAL80IVS.WPRE.8xlexAop) there is still a significant reduction in preference for sucrose, compared to controls; there is also a significant reduction in proboscis extension reflex probability in response to tarsal, but not labellar, sucrose, and a significant reduction in short term appetitive (sucrose), but not aversive, olfactory memory, compared to controls; significant sugar-induced suppression of angular and linear velocity is seen, similar to controls.

Inhibition (using Ctet\tetXUAS.cUa) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells, in combination with a Gal80[ts] transgene to restrict expression to the few days of the adult stage prior to testing, significantly reduces the preference of starved flies for higher concentrations of sucrose, compared to controls.

Optogenetic activation (using Cnoc\ChR1::Csub\ChRCsChrimson.IVS.20xUAS.Venus with orange light) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 neurons in the absence of food prior to testing in adults does not affect food intake, compared to controls.

Ablation of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7-expressing neurons does not affect sensitivity to the gustatory sex pheromone (S,Z,Z)-CH503: as in wild type, courtship defects are seen in these flies in response to (S,Z,Z)-CH503.

Inhibition (using Ork1Δ-C.UAS.EGFP) of Scer\GAL4Gr64f.9.7 cells in adults given a choice between sucrose solution and water results in significantly reduced water, but not sucrose, consumption, compared to controls.

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