Search Results - "Genova, Ginka"

A role for CK2 in the Drosophila circadian oscillator by Jackson, F. Rob, Akten, Bikem, Jauch, Eike, Genova, Ginka K, Kim, Eun Young, Edery, Isaac, Raabe, Thomas

“…The posttranslational modification of clock proteins is critical for the function of circadian oscillators. By genetic analysis of a Drosophila melanogaster…”
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The Drosophila Fragile X Mental Retardation Protein Controls Actin Dynamics by Directly Regulating Profilin in the Brain by Reeve, Simon P., Bassetto, Laura, Genova, Ginka K., Kleyner, Yelena, Leyssen, Maarten, Jackson, F. Rob, Hassan, Bassem A.

“…Loss of Fragile X mental retardation protein (FMRP) function causes the highly prevalent Fragile X syndrome [ 1, 2]. Identifying targets for the RNA binding…”
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The LARK RNA-binding protein selectively regulates the circadian eclosion rhythm by controlling E74 protein expression by Huang, Yanmei, Genova, Ginka, Roberts, Mary, Jackson, F Rob

“…Despite substantial progress in defining central components of the circadian pacemaker, the output pathways coupling the clock to rhythmic physiological events…”
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Splicing Regulatory Elements and mRNA-abundance of dlg1 and capt, Genetically Interacting with dFMRP in Drosophila Brain by Petrova, Maria, Molle, Emil, Nedelcheva-Veleva, Marina, Genova, Ginka

“…To further understand the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the disease, we used the Drososphila FraX model and investigated a not well studied role…”
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A Computational Approach to Identifying miRNAs Implicated in Drosophila Neurodevelopment by Nenov, Momchil, Nikolov, Svetoslav, Genova, Ginka

“…miRNAs are known to regulate many aspects of neurodevelopment. They participate at different stages of this process from early embryogenesis to adult stage…”
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Genetic and biochemical strategies for identifying Drosophila genes that function in circadian control by Jackson, F Rob, Genova, Ginka K, Huang, Yanmei, Kleyner, Yelena, Suh, Joowon, Roberts, Mary A, Sundram, Vasudha, Akten, Bikem

“…Explicit biochemical models have been elaborated for the circadian oscillators of cyanobacterial, fungal, insect, and mammalian species. In contrast, much…”
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CELL-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF THE LARK RNA-BINDING PROTEIN IN DROSOPHILA RESULTS IN MORPHOLOGICAL AND CIRCADIAN BEHAVIORAL PHENOTYPES by Schroeder, Andrew, Genova, Ginka, Roberts, Mary, Kleyner, Yelena, Suh, Joowon, Jackson, F. Rob

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Cell-specific expression of the lark RNA-binding protein in Drosophila results in morphological and circadian behavioral phenotypes by Schroeder, Andrew J, Genova, Ginka K, Roberts, Mary A, Kleyner, Yelena, Suh, Joowon, Jackson, F Rob

“…Past studies have implicated the Drosophila LARK protein in the circadian control of adult eclosion behavior. LARK has a broad tissue pattern of distribution,…”
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RNA interference from a CAX trinucleotide repeat by Akten, Bikem, Suh, Joowon, Genova, Ginka K., Roberts, Mary A., Jackson, F. Rob

“…The use of RNA interference (RNAi) techniques, combined with a spatially controlled expression of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA), provides a convenient method for…”
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New X-chromosomal interactors of dFMRP regulate axonal and synaptic morphology of brain neurons in Drosophila melanogaster by Georgieva, Dimitrina, Dimitrov, Roumen, Kitanova, Meglena, Genova, Ginka

“…Fragile X syndrome is a neuro-developmental disease caused by transcriptional inactivation of the gene FMR1 (fragile X mental retardation 1) and loss of its…”
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A Molecular Rhythm Mediating Circadian Clock Output in Drosophila by McNeil, Gerard P, Zhang, Xiaolan, Genova, Ginka, Jackson, F.Rob

“…Analysis of the Drosophila lark gene indicates that it encodes an RNA-binding protein that functions as a regulatory element of the circadian clock output…”
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Transcription of Dfos is stimulated by brain tumours of l(2)gl-deficient larvae of Drosophila melanogaster by Nedelcheva, Marina, Topouzova, Tanya, Genova, Ginka

“…Mutations in the tumour suppressor gene l(2)gl cause formation of brain and imaginal disc tumours. The product of this gene was suggested to be a part of an…”
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CELL-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF THE LARK RNA-BINDING PROTEIN IN DROSOPHILARESULTS IN MORPHOLOGICAL AND CIRCADIAN BEHAVIORAL PHENOTYPES by SCHROEDER, ANDREW J., GENOVA, GINKA K., ROBERTS, MARY A., KLEYNER, YELENA, SUH, JOOWON, JACKSON, F. ROB

“…Past studies have implicated the DrosophilaLARK protein in the circadian control of adult eclosion behavior. LARK has a broad tissue pattern of distribution,…”
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Cell-Specific Expression of the Lark Rna-Binding Protein in Drosophila Results in Morphological and Circadian Behavioral Phenotypes by SCHROEDER, ANDREW J., GENOVA, GINKA K., ROBERTS, MARY A., KLEYNER, YELENA, SUH, JOOWON, JACKSON, F. ROB

“…Abstract only…”
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Cis‐acting sequences sufficient for correct tissue and temporal specificity of larval serum protein 1 genes of Drosophila by Delaney, Stephen J., Sunkel, Claudio E., Genova‐Seminova, Ginka K., Davies, Jane E., Glover, David M.

“…We have constructed hybrid genes in which the coding region of the bacterial gene chloramphenicol acetyl transferase (CAT) has been linked to varying lengths…”
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