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(D) The neoblast population adjacent of the wound sites reduced in Dis3l2 RNAi) tail pieces as assayed with neoblast lineage markers (smedwi-1 for neoblast, prog-1 for neoblast early progeny and agat-1 for neoblast late progeny).

Further, we examined neoblast lineage markers (neoblast marker smedwi-1, neoblast early progeny marker prog-1 and neoblast late progeny marker agat-1) in Dis3l2 RNAi) tail pieces 48 h post-amputation.

These results demonstrate that dsetdb1 functions in a germline-specific manner and, in the germarium of an adult ovary, trimethylates H3-K9 residues of GSCs and their early progeny cells.

We found that the ectopic expression of PROS in NBs and their early progeny using the c831Gal4 driver (see Figure S2 for details of expression pattern) strongly reduced the expression of DPN in cells of the CB and OPC (Fig. 6A, B).

These early progeny markers have recently been associated with epidermal renewal [ 94].

Cross-sections showed that the early progeny of a single cell was distributed in a division zone of ∼3-cell ∼3-cellthan 1-cell width.

Taken together with the functional results presented herein, this observation suggests either that ER+ cells are early progenies of ALDH+ cells and/or that their proximity is necessary for conveying paracrine signals.

In addition, we never recovered the TB-neuron, known to be the earliest progeny cell of NB1-2 (Bossing et al., 1996b).

These longitudinal studies also demonstrated that high levels of early cross progeny production were positively correlated with high levels of late cross progeny production, indicating that reproductive activity does not accelerate reproductive aging.

Of these, miR-125b is dramatically downregulated in early SC progeny.

In addition, Yuan et al. [44] previously observed that there were no significant changes in G-strand 5'-overhangs between mTERT+/+, mTERT+/−, and mTERT−/− mice, at least in the early generation progeny.