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Identification of mushroom body miniature, a zinc-finger protein implicated in brain development of Drosophila.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America - 28 Sept 2004

Raabe Thomas, Clemens-Richter Susanne, Twardzik Thomas, Ebert Anselm, Gramlich Gertrud, Heisenberg Martin

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The mushroom bodies are bilaterally arranged structures in the protocerebrum of Drosophila and most other insect species. Mutants with altered mushroom body structure have been instrumental not only in establishing their role in distinct behavioral functions but also in identifying the molecular pathways that control mushroom body development. The mushroom body miniature(1) (mbm(1)) mutation results in grossly...

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PMID: 15375215
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.0405887101
PMCID: PMC521146

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