Examining the potential involvement of NONO in TDP-43 proteinopathy in Drosophila
This study shows that reducing NonA in Drosophila worsens TDP-43-induced pathologies, suggesting a functional link between NONO and TDP-43 in proteinopathy.
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This study shows that reducing NonA in Drosophila worsens TDP-43-induced pathologies, suggesting a functional link between NONO and TDP-43 in proteinopathy.
Michael P. Shahandeh, Liliane Abuin, Lou Lescuyer De Decker…·Richard Benton
This study identifies cis-regulatory divergence in the Pdf gene as a driver of circadian behavioral plasticity evolution between Drosophila species.
Luca Stickley, Rafael Koch, Emi Nagoshi
The paper identifies vulnerable DA neuron subpopulations in Drosophila PD models using split-GAL4 and highlights an age-related caveat of the system.
Anatoly Kozlov, Rafael Koch, Emi Nagoshi
This study identifies nitric oxide as a critical signaling molecule linking circadian pacemaker neurons to locomotor behavior in Drosophila, with glia as a major source of NO.