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S phase is shorter during larval development than in adulthood, and G2 is longer in distal cells than in proximal cells both during larval development and in adulthood.
As Importin-α2 is expressed during larval development and in developing neuroblasts [21], [22], it is likely to be involved in additional aspects of neuronal development.
Drosophila p53 transgenes were assayed for effects on life span both in adults and during larval development (see below).
This clone could then be revisited in the pre-L3 to see if the same three cells were still forming row 3 pre-denticles in the larva and ask whether the disposition of these cells in the larva differed from the earlier arrangement in the embryo.> -wrap-foot> 10.7554/eLiFigure69.006 Figure 3. Cells rearrange and change both identity and polarity during larval development.
To facilitate the screen of apoptosis and senescence-regulatory genes for life span effects, several Geneswitch system drivers were characterized for their tissue-specificity of transgene activation using a UAS-GFP reporter, both in adult flies and during larval development.
Expression of this dominant negative ΔNTPOP-1 has been shown to cause phenotypes consistent with reduced Wnt signaling in both neurons and seam cells during larval development (Korswagen et al. 2000; Gleason and Eisenmann 2010), and to reduce expression of Wnt target genes (Jackson et al. 2014).
Nearly all of the DEGs that annotated to cell cycle terms exhibited decreasing mRNA abundances during larval development in both species, as did six of seven annotated transcription factors.
In contrast, during larval development, moderate over-expression of p53 produced both male and female adults with increased life span.
Both types of neuroblasts divide asymmetrically to generate two distinct daughter cells during larval development.
For instance, temperature and light intensity during larval development are environmental cues that may trigger phenotypic shifts in both larvae and adults (e.g. Simpson et al. 2011).
The ecdysial glands in turn release the hormone ecdysone, which initiates molting during larval development and also stimulates differentiation into adult tissues.
