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<i>Gelsolin</i> and <i>dCryAB</i> act downstream of muscle identity genes and contribute to preventing muscle splitting and branching in <i>Drosophila</i>

2019-09-26

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A combinatorial code of identity transcription factors (iTFs) specifies the diversity of muscle types in Drosophila . We previously showed that two iTFs, Lms and Ap, play critical role in the identity of a subset of larval body wall muscles, the lateral transverse (LT) muscles. Intriguingly, a small portion of ap and lms mutants displays an increased number of LT muscles, a phenotype that recalls pathological s...

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633f3a01-9ab0-5d7e-a509-810a2cc7520f
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10.1101/784546
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