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Citation Brun, S., Rincheval-Arnold, A., Colin, J., Risler, Y., Mignotte, B., Guenal, I. (2006). The myb-related gene stonewall induces both hyperplasia and cell death in Drosophila: rescue of fly lethality by coexpression of apoptosis inducers.  Cell Death Differ. 13(10): 1752--1762. (Export to RIS)
FlyBase ID FBrf0193692
Publication Type Research paper
PubMed ID 16456582
PubMed Abstract We carried out gain-of-function mutagenesis screening and identified a mutant in which GAL4 induction led to both hyperplasia and apoptosis. The gene involved was identified as stonewall (stwl), a myb-related gene involved in germ cell proliferation and differentiation during oogenesis. As observed with dmyb, the ectopic expression of stwl(UY823) inhibited endoreplication in salivary glands. We also found that stwl(UY823) overexpression, like overexpression of the wild-type gene, activated G1/S transition and apoptosis. The apoptosis triggered by stwl(UY823) expression is correlated to induction of the proapoptotic gene reaper. Finally, the death of flies induced by ectopic stwl(UY823) expression is efficiently prevented in vivo by triggering cell death in stwl(UY823)-expressing cells. Our results suggest that stwl(UY823) kills flies by causing inappropriate cell cycle entry, and that triggering the death of these overproliferating cells or slowing their proliferation restores viability.
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Abbreviation Cell Death Differ.
Title Cell Death and Differentiation
Publication Year 1994-
ISBN/ISSN 1350-9047
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