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The UAS-rab7-GFP is a genetic construct that expresses the small GTPase Rab7 fused to the green fluorescent protein (GFP) under the control of the UAS (Upstream Activation Sequence) promoter. Rab7 is a key regulator of late endosome and lysosome biogenesis, and the GFP tag allows for the visualization of Rab7-positive organelles within cells.

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Genetic Tools for Drosophila Cytoskeleton Studies

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W1118, GMR-Gal4(9146), long-GMR-Gal4(8121), UAS-rac1W(28874), rac1J11 (6674), rac1J11, rac2Δ(6677), rac1J10, rac2Δ,, mtlΔ,(6679), cdc421(7337), Rho1E3.10(3176), UAS-rac1-RNAi(34910), UAS-YFP-rab21(23241), UAS-rab21-RNAi(29403), UAS-rab7-GFP(42706), UAS-rab7-RNAi(27051), vavKG02022(14176), UAS-cdc42-RNAi-1#(29004), UAS-cdc42-RNAi-2#(37477), UAS-Rho1-RNAi-1#(9909), UAS-Rho1-RNAi-2#(29002), UAS-trio-RNAi-3#(27732), UAS-trio-RNAI-4#(43549), UAS-sos-RNAi-3#(31275), UAS-sos-RNAi-4#(34833), and UAS-vav-RNAi(39059) lines were provided by Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center, Bloomington, IN, USA. UAS-rac1-RNAi (v49246), UAS-egr-RNAI-1#(v45252), UAS-egr-RNAi-2#(v45253), UAS-trio-RNAi-1#(v40137), UAS-trio-RNAi-2#(v40138), UAS-sos-RNAi-1#(v42848), UAS-sos-RNAi-2#(v106925), UAS-dLRRK-RNAi-1#(v22139), and UAS-dLRRK-RNAi-2#(v22140) were provided by Vienna Drosophila RNAi Center, Vienna, Austria. UAS-egr was provided by Dr. Konrad Basler.6 (link) sqh-PAK1RBD-GFP was provided by Dr. Susan Parkhurst.22 (link) TRE-GFP was provided by Dr. Dirk Bohmann.23 (link) UAS-GFP-myc-2xFYVE was provided by Dr. Hugo Bellen (Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, USA). UAS-dLRRK-WT, UAS-dLRRK-I1915T, and UAS-dLRRK-3KD were provided by Dr. Bingwei Lu.43 (link)
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Visualizing Cellular Dynamics in Drosophila

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Canton- S, UAS Actin GFP (III) (Bloomington 9257); UAS TubulinGFP (Bloomington 7373); UAS Rac1N17 (Bloomington 6292); UAS Cdc42N17 (Bloomington 6288); UAS RhoAN19 (Bloomington 7328); UAS snsRNAi; UAS dufRNAi, UAS jagunalRNAi (VDRC 108991), UAS tubulin RNAi (VDRC 33427), UAS DotGal4 (Bloomington 6903), UAS Rab5GFP, UAS Rab7GFP, UAS Rab11GFP (kind gift from Prof. Marcos Gonzalez Gaitan, University of Geneva), P{sqh-EYFP-Golgi}3 (Bloomington 7193).
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Generating Sap-r2-2 Mutant Drosophila

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The Sap-r2-2 mutant was generated as described by Parks et al. (2004) (link) using the lines d00389 and e01294 from the Exelixis collection, Harvard. Mutant candidates were selected by white eye color and confirmed by genomic PCR and real-time RT-PCR. The stock was kept balanced with TM6B GFP, and homozygous animals were recognized by the absence of GFP fluorescence. Heterozygous animals were generated by crossing w1118 virgins with Sap-r2.2/TM6B-GFP balanced males and collecting non-GFP progeny.
UAS-Sap-r fly lines were created by cloning the Sap-r cDNA into pUAST-attB, and injection into flies with landing sites at 51C and 86F, respectively, was done by BestGene Inc., California. Other fly stocks used were act-Gal4, UAS Atg8a-mCherry, UAS Rab7-GFP, UAS Rab5-GFP and Df(3R) Exel 8194 [Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (BDSC)]. Since the mutant parent strains were made in a w1118 background, w1118 were used as control animals. As a second control, we used wild-type Oregon R flies in some experiments (as indicated). The act-FRT-CD2-FRT-Gal4 clonal driver line (BDSC) to induce rescue clones was genomically recombined with Sap-r2.2 using standard Drosophila techniques.
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Drosophila Protein Starvation Assay

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Flies were cultured in standard Bloomington medium at 25 °C. For protein starvation experiments, newly eclosed adult flies were transferred within 24 hours (day 0) onto either standard food (fed) or 16% sucrose/0.7% agar (starved) at a density of 20–40 flies per vial. Flies were transferred to fresh vials every three days. The following fly stocks were used: c587-gal419 (link), nos-gal448 (link). UAS-spict-mRFP, spict41 (link) were generous gifts of Cahir O’Kane18 (link). UASt-H1-YFP was a kind gift of Alexei Tulin49 (link), tj-gal4 was obtained from Xin Chen35 (link). UAS-grim was obtained from Margaret T. Fuller50 (link). UAS-mCD4-tdTomato, UAS-spict-RNAiGLC01402, UAS-spict-RNAiHMS01647, UAS-Rab4-GFP, Rab5-EYFP, Rab7-EYFP, UAS-Rab7-GFP, tub-gal80ts were obtained from the Bloomington Stock Center. spict-gal4NP112900 was obtained from the Kyoto Stock Center.
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