2018
DOI: 10.1101/380519
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Choline Transporter in α/β core neurons of Drosophila mushroom body non-canonically regulates pupal eclosion and maintains neuromuscular junction integrity

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“…NP1131 (103898) was from DGRC Kyoto stock centre, Japan. UAS-ChT line was previously created and characterised (Hamid et al, 2019). All genetic combinations of stocks used in this study were created in the lab.…”
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“…NP1131 (103898) was from DGRC Kyoto stock centre, Japan. UAS-ChT line was previously created and characterised (Hamid et al, 2019). All genetic combinations of stocks used in this study were created in the lab.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To further ascertain that attenuation of naïve chemotactic response and habituation index is indeed due to knockdown of ChT and not due to non-specific secondary effect of the transgenic lines, we also examined the heterozygous combination of UAS-ChT RNAi1 and UAS-ChT RNAi2 with wildtype lines (UAS-ChT RNAi1 >+ or UAS-ChT RNAi2 >+) and did not observe any significantly different response compared to the different MBGAL4s>+.(Fig. S5).Previously, we reported attenuated neuromuscular junctions (NMJ) in third instar larvae caused due to knockdown of ChT in α/β and ϒ intrinsic lobes of MB(Hamid et al, 2019). To ascertain if the observed reduction in habituation index is the acute functional change in the neurons during habituation or have resulted due to changes in the NMJ, we employed the TARGET system (McGuire et al, 2004).…”
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