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Filter circles are circular-shaped porous membranes used for filtration applications in laboratories. They are designed to capture and retain specific particles, molecules, or contaminants from liquid or gas samples while allowing the desired components to pass through. The core function of filter circles is to facilitate efficient separation and purification processes in a controlled and consistent manner.

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Measuring Stress Responses in Drosophila

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To measure stress responses, 100 newly eclosed flies (20 flies per vial) were kept on a standard cornmeal medium at 25°C for 2 days [3 (link),5 (link),26 (link)]. For the starvation test, these 2-day-old adult flies were transferred to new vials (2.5 × 9.3 cm) containing two filter circles (2.4-cm diameter, Fisher Scientific) soaked in 300 μl of distilled water, and were maintained at 25°C under moist conditions with 100 μl of water added every 12 hrs. For the oxidative stress test, the 2-day-old adult flies were starved for 6 hrs at 25°C as described above. The flies were then transferred to new vials containing two filter circles wetted with 300 μl of 20 mM methyl viologen hydrate (Paraquat, Fisher Scientific) in a 5% sucrose solution and maintained at 25°C. For the heat test, the 2-day-old adult flies were transferred to new vials containing standard cornmeal medium and maintained at 37°C with 30% humidity. The median survival times of flies under each stress (starvation, oxidation, or heat) were calculated from the survival curves of 4 ~ 8 independent experiments.
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Stress Response and Lifespan Measurements

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To measure stress responses, 100 newly enclosed flies (20 flies per vial) were kept in a standard cornmeal medium at 25°C for 2 days [9 (link),19 (link),50 (link)]. For the heat test, these 2-day-old adult flies were transferred to new vials containing standard cornmeal medium and maintained at 37°C with 30% humidity. For the starvation test, the 2-day-old adult flies were transferred to new vials (2.5 × 9.3 cm) containing two filter circles (2.4-cm diameter, Fisher Scientific) soaked in 300 μl of distilled water, and were maintained at 25°C under moist conditions with 100 μl of water added every 12 hrs. For the oxidative stress test, the 2-day-old adult flies were starved for 6 hrs at 25°C as described above. Then, the flies were transferred to new vials containing two filter circles wetted with 300 μl of 20 mM methyl viologen hydrate (Paraquat, Fisher Scientific) in a 5% sucrose solution and maintained at 25°C. The median survival times of flies under each stress (heat, starvation, or oxidation) were calculated from the survival curves of 3 ~ 6 independent experiments. For the aging test, 200 virgin flies (20 flies per vial) were counted and transferred to fresh standard cornmeal vials every 3 - 4 days [9 (link)]. Mean lifespan was calculated from the lifespan curves and averaged with standard error of mean (SEM) from several repeat experiments.
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