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Image highlight – January 2009

Pinpointing CLOCK in the Drosophila larval CNS.
DACHSUND (DAC;yellow) is a protein widely expressed is the L3 larval CNS including the non-oscillator Kenyon cells required for olfactory learning and memory. Although DAC cross-reacts with polyclonal serum against CLOCK (CLK), the Drosophila circadian protein, CLK expression (red) occurs exclusively in circadian oscillator cells. DAC was detected with anti-DAC (green) and appears yellow where it co-localizes with the cross-reacting GP47 polyclonal antiserum against CLK (red).  

Taken from: Houl et al., BMC Neuroscience 2008, 9:119 [View article]


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