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EGL-36 Shaw channels regulate C. elegans egg-laying muscle activity.

Neuron - 1 Jul 1997

Elkes D A, Cardozo D L, Madison J, Kaplan J M

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The C. elegans egl-36 gene encodes a Shaw-type potassium channel that regulates egg-laying behavior. Gain of function [egl-36(gf)] and dominant negative [egl-36(dn)] mutations in egl-36 cause reciprocal defects in egg laying. An egl-36::gfp reporter is expressed in the egg-laying muscles and in a few other tissues. Expression of an egl-36(gf) cDNA in the egg-laying muscles causes behavioral defects similar to...

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PMID: 9247272
DOI: 10.1016/s0896-6273(00)80356-6

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