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Drosophila type 2 agar

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Drosophila type II agar is a specialized culture medium designed for the growth and maintenance of Drosophila (fruit fly) species. It provides the necessary nutrients and physical properties required for the optimal cultivation of Drosophila in a laboratory setting.

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4 protocols using drosophila type 2 agar

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Fly Rearing and Infection Protocols

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Additional fly strains included spz (spz/rm7, loss of function point mutation [81 (link)], gift from B. Lazzaro), and Myd88 (BDSC 14091, transposable element insertion). Flies were reared on CMY media: 64.3 g/L cornmeal (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA), 79.7 mL/L molasses (Flystuff Genesee Scientific), 35.9 g/L yeast (Genesee Scientific inactive dry yeast nutritional flakes), 8 g/L agar (Flystuff Genesee Scientific Drosophila type II agar), 15.4 mL of antimicrobial mixture [50 mL phosphoric acid (Thermo Fisher, Waltham MA), 418 mL propionic acid (Thermo Fisher), 532 mL deionized water], and 1g/L tegosept (Genesee Scientific). Flies were reared, mated, and housed after infection, at room temperature (25°C) and were kept on a 12 h light/dark light cycle.
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Drosophila Strains with Wolbachia

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Fly strains include Drosophila melanogaster w1118 (one strain with Wolbachia, one cured of Wolbachia via tetracycline) and D. melanogaster wk (one strain with Wolbachia, one cured of Wolbachia via tetracycline). The wk line was isolated in Karsnäs, Sweden in 1960 (white allele named for location of isolation)77 and the w1118 line was isolated in California and described in 1985 (white allele named for date of isolation)76 (link). Both were maintained in various labs since their isolation. Flies were reared on CMY media: 64.3 g/L cornmeal (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA), 79.7 mL/L molasses (Flystuff Genesee Scientific), 35.9 g/L yeast (Genesee Scientific inactive dry yeast nutritional flakes), 8 g/L agar (Flystuff Genesee Scientific Drosophila type II agar), 15.4 mL of antimicrobial mixture [50 mL phosphoric acid (Thermo Fisher, Waltham MA), 418 mL propionic acid (Thermo Fisher), 532 mL deionized water], and 1g/L tegosept (Genesee Scientific). Flies were kept at 25°C on a 16h light/8 h dark light cycle.
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Fly Strain Maintenance Protocol

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Additional fly strains include spz (spz/rm7, loss of function point mutation67 (link), gift from B. Lazzaro), and MyD88 (BDSC 14091, transposable element insertion). Flies were reared on CMY media: 64.3 g/L cornmeal (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA), 79.7 mL/L molasses (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA), 35.9 g/L yeast (Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA, inactive dry yeast nutritional flakes), 8 g/L agar (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA, Drosophila type II agar), 15.4 mL of antimicrobial mixture [50 mL phosphoric acid (Thermo Fisher, Waltham MA), 418 mL propionic acid (Thermo Fisher, Waltham MA), and 532 mL deionized water], and 1g/L tegosept (Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA). Flies were reared and collected at room temperature (25°C) unless otherwise stated and were kept on a 16h light/8 h dark light cycle.
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Drosophila Strains with Wolbachia

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Fly strains include Drosophila melanogaster w1118 (one strain with Wolbachia, one cured of Wolbachia via tetracycline) and D. melanogaster wk (one strain with Wolbachia, one cured of Wolbachia via tetracycline). The wk line was isolated in Karsnäs, Sweden in 1960 (white allele named for location of isolation)77 and the w1118 line was isolated in California and described in 1985 (white allele named for date of isolation)76 (link). Both were maintained in various labs since their isolation. Flies were reared on CMY media: 64.3 g/L cornmeal (Flystuff Genesee Scientific, San Diego CA), 79.7 mL/L molasses (Flystuff Genesee Scientific), 35.9 g/L yeast (Genesee Scientific inactive dry yeast nutritional flakes), 8 g/L agar (Flystuff Genesee Scientific Drosophila type II agar), 15.4 mL of antimicrobial mixture [50 mL phosphoric acid (Thermo Fisher, Waltham MA), 418 mL propionic acid (Thermo Fisher), 532 mL deionized water], and 1g/L tegosept (Genesee Scientific). Flies were kept at 25°C on a 16h light/8 h dark light cycle.
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