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The Drosophila BTB domain protein Jim Lovell has roles in multiple larval and adult behaviors.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2013
Bjorum Sonia M, Simonette Rebecca A, Alanis Raul, Wang Jennifer E, Lewis Benjamin M, Trejo Michael H, Hanson Keith A, Beckingham Kathleen M
Abstract excerpt
Innate behaviors have their origins in the specification of neural fates during development. Within Drosophila, BTB (Bric-a-brac,Tramtrack, Broad) domain proteins such as Fruitless are known to play key roles in the neural differentiation underlying such responses. We previously identified a gene, which we have termed jim lovell (lov), encoding a BTB protein with a role in gravity responses. To understand more...
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