Nre gfp

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The NRE-GFP is a laboratory equipment product. It functions as a reporter for gene expression. The NRE-GFP contains a green fluorescent protein (GFP) gene coupled to a regulatory element, allowing visualization of gene activation.

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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 Genetic Manipulation Protocol

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Strains contain FRT 19A br^npr-3 and hsFLP, FRT 19A RFP (Jia et al., 2014 (link)). The following transgenic lines were used in our study: en-Gal4, UAS-mRFP, NRE-GFP (Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center, BDSC#30729, USA), en-Gal4, UAS-mRFP, NRE-GFP; Gal80ts, UAS-br RNAi (BDSC#27272), UAS-mam RNAi (BDSC#28046), UAS-EcR B1 W650A (BDSC#6872), UAS-br-Z1 (Zhou and Riddiford, 2002 (link)), UAS-Delta RNAi (BDSC#34322), UAS-Delta (BDSC#5614), UAS-NICD (Xie et al., 2014 (link)), cut-lacZ (Jack et al., 1991 (link)) and hsFLP; actin<CD2<Gal4,UAS-RFP/TM3,Sb.
For the FLP/FRT clone induction (Golic and Lindquist, 1989 (link); Xu and Rubin, 1993 (link)), hsFLP, 19A RFP was applied, and clones were induced by one session of heat shock for 2 h at 37°C during late second instar larval stage. To generate mosaic wing discs expressing UAS constructs, the flip-out Gal4 (Pignoni and Zipursky, 1997 (link)) stock hsFLP;actin<CD2<Gal4,UAS-RFP/TM3,Sb was applied. Flip-out clones were induced by 30 min heat shock at 37°C two days before dissection. en-Gal4,UAS-mRFP, NRE-GFP; Gal80ts was used to manipulate gene expression in the posterior compartment of wing discs. In this technique, en-Gal4,UAS-mRFP, NRE-GFP; Gal80ts flies were crossed with UAS lines, and the progeny were raised at 18°C until late second instar larval stage, then shifted to 29°C for two days before dissection.

Jia D., Bryant J., Jevitt A., Calvin G, & Deng W.M. (2016). The Ecdysone and Notch Pathways Synergistically Regulate Cut at the Dorsal-Ventral Boundary in Drosophila Wing Discs. Journal of genetics and genomics = Yi chuan xue bao, 43(4), 179-186.

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