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The jing and ras1 pathways are functionally related during CNS midline and tracheal development.

Mechanisms of development - 1 Dec 2004

Sonnenfeld Margaret J, Barazesh Nasrin, Sedaghat Yalda, Fan Cathy

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The Drosophila jing gene encodes a zinc finger protein required for the differentiation and survival of embryonic CNS midline and tracheal cells. We show that there is a functional relationship between jing and the Egfr pathway in the developing CNS midline and trachea. jing function is required for Egfr pathway gene expression and MAPK activity in both the CNS midline and trachea. jing over-expression effects...

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PMID: 15511644
DOI: 10.1016/j.mod.2004.07.006

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