FB2026_02 , released June 18, 2026
Physical Interaction report
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General Information
Interaction Type
Interacting Genes
FlyBase ID
FBig0000097041
Interaction Network
Interactions Browser links
Rala network
GEFmeso network
Reported Interactions
FBrf0190439-2.Y2H
Description
physical association
Assay
Collection
Source/Stage
Cell line used
Participants
Corresponds to
Reported as
Role
Note
Rala 

DRal

bait

fused to GAL4 DNA-binding domain

GEFmeso

prey

fused to GAL4 activation domain

Experimental entities
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Identifier
Reported
Role
Note
Subregions with role in interaction
Corresponds to
Description
Role
Coordinates
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Isoform-specific participants
Corresponds to
Description
Role
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Comments concerning this interaction

Two-hybrid system: yeast GAL4-BD/GAL4-AD

Bait Rala protein carried the constitutively activating mutation G20V, as well as a C198S mutation to prevent membrane attachment via geranylgeranylation.

Source was yeast cell line; bait produced as transgenic fusion protein; prey produced as transgenic fusion protein (prey from embryo cDNA expression library).

FBrf0190439-3.PD.A
Description
physical association
Collection
Source/Stage
Cell line used
Participants
Corresponds to
Reported as
Role
Note
Rala 

DRal

bait

GST tag

Rala 
Rala 

GEFmeso

prey

[35]S label

Experimental entities
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Identifier
Reported
Role
Note
Subregions with role in interaction
Corresponds to
Description
Role
Coordinates
Note
Rala 
region
mutation increasing interaction
aa 20

G20V

Rala 
region
mutation decreasing interaction
aa 20

S25N

RBR domain
sufficient binding region
aa 707-830

coordinates relative to 139kDa isoform (GEFmeso-PG)

Isoform-specific participants
Corresponds to
Description
Role
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Comments concerning this interaction

Interaction was tested with constitutively active (G20V) and dominant-negative (S25N) versions of Rala.

Interaction in vitro; bait produced as a recombinant fusion protein in bacterial system; prey produced and labeled by in vitro translation.

GEFmeso interacts more with the constitutively active form of Rala.

External Crossreferences and Linkouts ( 1 )
Linkouts
MIST - An integrated Molecular Interaction Database
References (1)