Uas rheb
The UAS-Rheb is a genetic construct that contains the Rheb gene under the control of the UAS (Upstream Activating Sequence) promoter. Rheb is a small GTPase that plays a role in the regulation of cell growth and proliferation. The UAS-Rheb construct allows for the targeted expression of the Rheb gene in specific cell types or tissues in Drosophila, which can be useful for studying the biological functions of Rheb.
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UAS-p35 (B. Hay), UAS- ΔP60 (S. Leevers), UAS-Yki (D. Pan), UAS-Dp110 (S. Leevers), UAS-Rheb (B. Edgar), UAS-TSC1+2 (I. Hariharan), UAS-TorTED (T. Neufeld), UAS-TorRNAi (P{TRiP.HMS01114}attP2; Bloomington), UAS-RhebRNAi (P{TRiP.HMS00923}attP2; Bloomington), UAS-YkiRNAi (VDRC), UAS-HA-Sd (J. Jiang), UAS.GFP, and UAS.GFP-NLS.
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