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The UAS-lacZ is a genetic construct that contains the bacterial lacZ gene, which encodes the enzyme beta-galactosidase, under the control of the yeast Upstream Activating Sequence (UAS) promoter. This construct is commonly used as a reporter gene in Drosophila genetics research to visualize and analyze gene expression patterns.

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Drosophila Genetic Toolkit Protocol

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Flies were reared on a standard cornmeal and brown sugar medium at 25 °C unless otherwise indicated. The following strains were used in this work: ptc-Gal4, en-Gal4, nub-Gal4, GMR-Gal4, UAS-GFP [67 (link)], TRE-RFP [68 (link)], UAS-Egr, UAS-Hep [53 (link)], UAS-Puc, UAS-BskDN [69 (link)], UAS-scrib-IR, UAS-P35 [34 (link)], yw hs-Flp; act > CD2 > Gal4 UAS-GFP [70 (link)], UAS-dTRAF2-IR, UAS-dTAK1-IR [14 (link)] and UAS-bsk-IR [71 (link)] were previously described. UAS-slik-IR (55,626), UAS-hep-IR (28,710), UAS-HepCA (6406), Df(2R)BSC603 (25,436), Df(2R)ED4065 (9069), Df(2R)ED4071 (24,117), UAS-LacZ (3956) and hs-Gal4 (1799) were obtained from the Bloomington stock center, UAS-egr-IR (45,253) was acquired from the Vienna Drosophila RNAi Center, UAS-slik-IR (4527R-3) was received from Japanese National Institute of Genetics (NIG), FRT42D slikKG04837 (114,386) was obtained from Kyoto Stock Center, UAS-slik-IR (02634) was got from Tsing Hua Fly Center. yw hs-Flp; FRT42D ubi-GFP was provided by professor Haiyun Song, FRT42D was provided by professor Xianjue Ma, hs-Flp; FRT42D tub-Gal80; tub-Gal4 UAS-GFP was provided by professor Chenhui Wang. The human STK10 and Drosophila Slik expression plasmid, generated by PCR and subcloned into PUAST vector, was further used to produce the transgenic flies.
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Drosophila PrP Expression Analysis

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The moderate UAS-HaPrP-M9 and strong UAS-HaPrP-M6 lines expressing hamster PrP and the motor neuron (BG380-Gal4) driver were described previously [5] (link). The reporter strains UAS-LacZ and UAS-CD8-GDP, and the ubiquitous da-Gal4 driver were obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. For expression of the PrP constructs, homozygous females for the Gal4 drivers were crossed with males bearing HaPrP-M9, HaPrP-M6, or LacZ transgenes. The crosses and their respective progenies were cultured at 25°C unless otherwise indicated.
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Genetic Manipulation of Drosophila Metabolism

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Virgin females carrying a daughterless (daGS)- or tubulin-GeneSwitch (tubGS) driver were crossed with (i) the following RNAi lines: 13131 (CG6020), 46799 (CG3683) 42162 (CG8905), 40466 (CG3731), 30892 (CG11015), 34664 (CG3612), (ii) UAS-lines carrying protein coding transgenes (NDI1, AOX, LacZ and ND-42-HA) or (iii) a wild type stock of Dahomey males [10 (link)]. Additionally, Dahomey virgin females were crossed with males carrying RNAi transgene against CG6020 as described above. Flies were collected following eclosion and transferred to new food for mating for 24 hours before being sorted for experiments. Mated 5 day old female flies maintained at 25°C were used for all experiments. Flies were maintained on standard media (1% agar, 1.5% sucrose, 3% glucose, 3.5% dried yeast, 1.5% maize, 1% wheat, 1% soya, 3% treacle, 0.5% propionic acid, 0.1% Nipagin) with a controlled 12hr:12hr light:dark cycle. All RNAi lines were obtained from the Vienna Drosophila Resource Center (VDRC) [5 (link)]. UAS-NDI1 and UAS-AOX have been previously described [11 (link)]. UAS-ND42-HA flies were a kind gift from the laboratory of Prof Hugo Bellen [12 (link)], UAS-LacZ was obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (BDSC) [13 (link)]. The daGS and tubGS drivers were a generous gift from the laboratories of Dr Veronique Monnier and Dr Scott Pletcher respectively.
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Drosophila Genetic Manipulations

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All stocks were raised on standard Drosophila media and crosses were performed at 25°C unless otherwise indicated. UAS-APLP1, UAS-APPLsd were kindly provided by Dr. Merdes [22 (link)]; pucH246, UAS-mmp1-IR, UAS-mmp2-IR, UAS-TIMP1, UAS-RasV12, UAS-Rho1-IR, UAS-p35, UAs-P53DN were obtained from Bloomington Stock Center; sd-Gal4, UAS-BskDN, UAS-Puc, UAS-Egr, UAS-Hep [70 (link)]; ptc-Gal4, en-Gal4, pucE69 34, UAS-LacZ [71 (link)] were previously described.
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Transgenic Fly Models of FUS Proteinopathy

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Tg flies expressing UAS-FUS wt or P525L were previously generated (28 (link)). The attB-attP40 expression system was used for the generation of tg flies expressing UAS-FUSwt (site-directed). gmr-GAL4, d42-GAL4, UAS-LacZ, UAS-Dco, UAS-Dco K38R, UAS-human CK1δ, UAS-Xenopus CK1ε kinase domain, UAS-human CK1δ (site-directed), UAS-human CK1α1 (site-directed) lines were purchased from Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. Fly stocks were raised on standard Drosophila medium at 20 °C. Crosses between the Drosophila strains were carried out using standard procedures at 20 °C for the measurement of life span, 25 °C for other experiments.
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Drosophila Genetic Models for Parkinson's

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The following stocks were used for experiments: w1118; UASp FL-clu, w1118; UASp CLUH, cluelessd08713/CyO Act GFP, cluelessEP969/CyO KrGFP (Cox and Spradling, 2009 (link)), parkin1/TM3 Act GFP (Cha et al., 2005 (link)), parkin25/TM6B (Greene et al., 2003 (link)), w1118; Mhc-GAL4, UAS-PINK1 RNAi (gift from Bingwei Lu, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA), w1118; UAS-parkin (gift from Leo J. Pallanck, University of Washington, Seattle, WA), w1118; UAS-Atg1 (gift from Thomas Neufeld, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN), Mhc-GAL4 (gift from Bingwei Lu), w1118; UAS-PINK1 (gift from Bingwei Lu), and w1118; park25 (gift from L.J. Pallanck). Df(3)Pc-MK/TM2, PINK1B9/FM7i (Park et al., 2006 (link)), Df(1)BSC535/FM7h, w1118; UAS-lacZ, and Dp(1,3)DC026 were obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. UAS-parkin RNAi (VDRCKK104363) UAS-Atg1 RNAi (VDRCGD16133) and UAS-clu RNAi (VDRCGD42138 and VDRCKK100709) were all obtained from the Vienna Drosophila Resource Center. For wild type, y1 w67g23 was used. To obtain PINK1B9/Df(1)BSC535 females, heterozygous PINK1B9/FM7i virgins were crossed to Dp(1,3)DC026 males. PINK1B9/Y; Dp(1,3)DC026/+ male progeny were then crossed to Df(1)BSC535/FM7h virgins. w, non-FM7 females [PINK1B9/Df(1)BSC535] were then dissected. Flies were reared on standard cornmeal fly media at 22°C or 25°C.
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Genetic Modifier Screening in Drosophila

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All stocks used for our modifier screen were obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (Indiana, USA) and are listed in Results. The GMR-GAL4; UAS-cindrRNAi2.21A/ SM5: TM6b line was generated from UAS-cindrRNAi2.21A transgene [13 (link)] and the GMR-GAL4 driver line [17 (link)]. In addition, we utilized the following stocks: Canton-S, w1118, UAS-lacZ and UAS-puc (gifts from R. Cagan), and bsk1 (Bloomington stock number BL-3088), UAS-bsk (BL-9310), cblF165 (BL-9676), nopoexcl42 (BL-57335), nopoZ1447 (BL-57334), pucH246 (BL-4390), UAS-slprWT-HA (BL-58820), Traf4EY09771 (BL-17600), UAS-Traf6.S (BL-58991) and Uev1aDG14805 (BL-20440).
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Drosophila Genetics Protocols for Research

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All flies were raised on standard food at 25 °C. UAS-(GR)80 and UAS-CONT-(GR)80 flies as well as UAS-(G4C2)160 and UAS-(G4C2)5 flies have been obtained from earlier studies40 (link). A deficiency kit for the second chromosome and ELAV-GAL4, TubGAL80ts, UAS-p35, lillik05431, lilliA17-2, UAS-GFP, UAS-lacZ, OK371-GAL4, and GMR-GAL4 fly stocks were from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center. Lilli RNAi line (v106142) was from the Vienna Drosophila Resource Center (VDRC). lilli4U5 and UAS-lilli-HA fly stocks were a gift from Dr Ernst Hafen. The lilliA17-2 allele was created by ethyl methanesulfonate mutagenesis. The nature of the mutation is unknown but is thought to be a loss of function allele55 (link). The lillik05431 allele is a P-element insertion56 (link). The lilli4U5 allele has a short deletion resulting in a frameshift and a functional null allele56 (link).
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Transgenic Drosophila Models of Neurodegenerative Diseases

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Drosophila were maintained on a 12:12 light/dark cycle on standard cornmeal-yeast agar medium at 25 °C. The following transgenic Drosophila strains were used in this study: UAS-FUS [19 (link)], UAS-TDP-43_TDPBR [55 (link)]. The GMR-Gal4, UAS-LacZ, UAS-CG42724RNAi (stock #33737 and #55357) lines were obtained from Bloomington Stock Center. Detailed fly genotypes are listed in Additional file 2.
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Generating Transgenic Drosophila Lines Expressing Prion Proteins

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Flies expressing RaPrP-WT were described previously (Fernandez-Funez et al., 2010). The constructs carrying RaPrP-S174N, EqPrP-WT, EqPrP-SE167,168DQ, CaPrP-WT, CaPrP-D159N, and CaPrP-YD155,159DN cDNAs were synthesized at GenScript and cloned between EcoRI and NotI sites onto the pUAST Drosophila expression vector (Brand and Perrimon, 1993 (link)). The pUAST-based constructs were injected into yw embryos at Rainbow Transgenics following standard procedures (Rubin and Spradling, 1982 (link)) to generate multiple independent transgenic lines for each plasmid. The driver strains OK107-Gal4 (mushroom bodies), BG380-Gal4 (motor neurons), and da-Gal4 (ubiquitous), and the reporters UAS-LacZ and UAS-CD8-GFP were obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center (http://fly.bio.indiana.edu). Fly stocks were maintained on standard Drosophila medium at 25°C. For experiments, homozygous females for the Gal4 strains were crossed with UAS males to generate progeny expressing PrP in the desired tissue. Crosses were placed at 25°C for two days, transferred to 28°C until the progeny completed development, and adults were aged at 28°C, unless otherwise indicated. All assays were performed using females.
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