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Regulation of dally, an integral membrane proteoglycan, and its function during adult sensory organ formation of Drosophila.
Developmental biology - 15 Jul 2001
Fujise M, Izumi S, Selleck S B, Nakato H
Abstract excerpt
In Drosophila, imaginal wing discs, Wg and Dpp, play important roles in the development of sensory organs. These secreted growth factors govern the positions of sensory bristles by regulating the expression of achaete-scute (ac-sc), genes affecting neuronal precursor cell identity. Earlier studies have shown that Dally, an integral membrane, heparan sulfate-modified proteoglycan, affects both Wg and Dpp signaling...
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