Uas arm s10

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The UAS-Arm-S10 is a robotic arm designed for laboratory applications. It features 6 degrees of freedom and a payload capacity of up to 10 kilograms. The arm is controlled via a software interface and can be programmed to perform a variety of tasks within a laboratory setting.

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Wg lacz, by BD (1 mentions) Uas cd8 rfp, by BD (1 mentions) Uas br rnai, by BD (1 mentions) Nre gfp, by BD (1 mentions) Uas sa rnai, by BD (1 mentions) Tub gal80ts, by BD (1 mentions) Uas dmyc, by BD (1 mentions) Uas cyce, by BD (1 mentions)

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Genetic Manipulation of Drosophila Development

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Fly culcture and crosses were performed according to standard procedures. Drosophila stocks used in this study include: UAS-Cut (#36496; Bloomington stock center (BDSC)); FRT19A, cut^C145 (#36496; BDSC); UAS-Wg-HA (#5918; BDSC); UAS-Arm-S10 (#4782; BDSC); UAS-cut-RNAi (#33967; BDSC); UAS-br-RNAi (#27272; BDSC); esg-Gal4, tubP-Gal80^ts, UAS-GFP (Biteau et al., 2008 (link); Micchelli and Perrimon, 2006 (link)); wg-Gal4 (Alexandre et al., 2014 (link)); wg(KO; NRT–Wg) (Alexandre et al., 2014 (link)); UAS-TCF-ΔN (#4785; BDSC); wg-lacZ (#1672; BDSC); Rab3-GFP (#62541; BDSC); UAS-CD8-RFP (#27392, BDSC); cut-intron2-Gal4 (#49818, BDSC); NRE-GFP (#30727; BDSC); UAS-Sgg.S9A (#5255; BDSC); UAS-EcR-DN (#6872; BDSC); UAS-wg-RNAi (#33902; BDSC); UAS-Br-Z1 (#51190; BDSC); UAS-Br-Z3 (#51192; BDSC); UAS-Br-Z4 (#51193; BDSC); FRT19A, dsh³ (#6331; BDSC); UAS-TCF (#4838; BDSC); UAS-Nipped-B-RNAi (#32406; BDSC); UAS-SA-RNAi (#33395; BDSC); UAS-Eip74EF-RNAi (#29353; BDSC); UAS-Eip75B (#26717; BDSC); UAS-white-RNAi (#33623; BDSC); Act5C-FRT>stop>FRT-lacZ.nls (#6355; BDSC).
wg-Gal4 transgenic flies were generated by integrating the Gal4 containing plasmid RIVGal4 (Baena-Lopez et al., 2013 (link)) into the attP site of wg flies (Alexandre et al., 2014 (link)).

Xu K., Liu X., Wang Y., Wong C, & Song Y. (2018). Temporospatial induction of homeodomain gene cut dictates natural lineage reprogramming. eLife, 7, e33934.

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Drosophila ago RNAi and Overexpression

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Two ago RNAi lines, #31501 and #34802, were obtained from Bloomington Drosophila stock center (BDSC). The targeting regions for BDSC#31501 and #34802 are 2504-2913th and 5538-5558th nucleotide, respectively (Additional file: Fig. S1 a). Two ago overexpression fly lines used are: FlyORF library #F001828 and line generated with pUAS-myc-ago construct from our laboratory. To make pUAS-myc-ago, an ago cDNA clone (Drosophila Genomics Resource Center clone #LD30271) was sequenced and cloned into pUAST-myc.
All Gal4 lines were obtained from BDSC except ci-Gal4 (gift from R. A. Holmgren). wg-LacZ [37 (link)], tub-Gal80^ts (BDSC#7017), UAS-wg RNAi (NIG#4889R-3), UAS-arm^S10 (BDSC#4782), UAS-cyc E (BDSC#4781), UAS-dmyc (BDSC#9674), UAS-nuclear lacZ (BDSC#3955) and UAS-GFP (BDSC#1522) lines were also used. All cultures were carried out at either 18 °C or 25 °C. For conditional induction of Gal4, flies with tub-Gal80^ts were incubated at 18 °C until induction at 29 °C.

Nam S, & Cho K.O. (2020). Wingless and Archipelago, a fly E3 ubiquitin ligase and a homolog of human tumor suppressor FBW7, show an antagonistic relationship in wing development. BMC Developmental Biology, 20, 14.

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