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Diverse Drosophila Molecular Genetic Tools

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OR-mCD8::GFP [9 (link)], OR-Syt::GFP, OR-GAL4 [11 (link)], IR-GAL4 [52 (link)], GR-GAL4 [53 (link)] lines were from Leslie Vosshall, Barry Dickson, Richard Benton and John Carlson, respectively. Dpr-GAL4 and DIP-GAL4 [35 (link),37 (link)] lines were from Larry Zipursky. UAS-mCD8::GFP, UAS>STOP>mCD8::GFP (BL# 30125 and 30032) [54 (link)], UAS-Syt::GFP, ey-FLP, MZ19-mCD8::GFP [22 (link)], UAS-RFP, UAS-DenMark::RFP [39 (link)] (BL# 33062) UAS-dpr1, UAS-DIPγ, UAS-DIPδ, dpr10^MI03557[38 (link)] and UAS-RNAi lines were all from Bloomington Stock Center.

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Barish S., Nuss S., Strunilin I., Bao S., Mukherjee S., Jones C.D, & Volkan P.C. (2018). Combinations of DIPs and Dprs control organization of olfactory receptor neuron terminals in Drosophila. PLoS Genetics, 14(8), e1007560.

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UAS-RFP UAS-DenMark

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independent variables

OR-mCD8::GFP
OR-Syt::GFP
OR-GAL4
IR-GAL4
GR-GAL4
Dpr-GAL4
DIP-GAL4
UAS-mCD8::GFP
UAS>STOP>mCD8::GFP
UAS-Syt::GFP
ey-FLP
MZ19-mCD8::GFP
UAS-RFP
UAS-DenMark::RFP
UAS-dpr1
UAS-DIPγ
UAS-DIPδ
dpr10^MI03557
UAS-RNAi

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