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The ion channel narrow abdomen is critical for neural output of the Drosophila circadian pacemaker.

Neuron - 22 Dec 2005

Lear Bridget C, Lin Jui-Ming, Keath J Russel, McGill Jermaine J, Raman Indira M, Allada Ravi

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Circadian clocks consist of transcriptional feedback loops housed in interdependent pacemaker neurons. Yet little is known about the neuronal output components essential for rhythmic behavior. Drosophila mutants of a putative ion channel, narrow abdomen (na), exhibit poor circadian rhythms and suppressed daylight activity. We find that NA is expressed in pacemaker neurons and induced expression within circadian...

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PMID: 16364900
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2005.10.030

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