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Reference
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| Citation |
Giesen, K., Hummel, T., Stollewerk, A., Harrison, S., Travers, A., Klambt, C. (1997). Glial development in the Drosophila CNS requires concomitant activation of glial and repression of neuronal differentiation
genes. Development 124(12): 2307--2316. |
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FBrf0094782 |
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Research paper |
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9199357 |
| PubMed Abstract |
Two classes of glial cells are found in the embryonic Drosophila CNS, midline glial cells and lateral glial cells. Midline
glial development is triggered by EGF-receptor signalling, whereas lateral glial development is controlled by the gcm gene.
Subsequent glial cell differentiation depends partly on the pointed gene. Here we describe a novel component required for
all CNS glia development. The tramtrack gene encodes two zinc-finger proteins, one of which, ttkp69, is expressed in all non-neuronal
CNS cells. We show that ttkp69 is downstream of gcm and can repress neuronal differentiation. Double mutant analysis and coexpression
experiments indicate that glial cell differentiation may depend on a dual process, requiring the activation of glial differentiation
by pointed and the concomitant repression of neuronal development by tramtrack.
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Development |
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Development |
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99- |
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1987- |
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Cambridge |
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English |
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0950-1991 |
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DEVPED |
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