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Presumably the majority of fly proteins identified by Schnorrer et al. [46] will have the same sub-cellular localization in muscle cells as their worm orthologs.
We therefore conclude that a majority of fly "courtship" genes are statically expressed, while a minority are regulated in adults with respect to age, but not with respect to relevant social experience.
With this, late third stage larva females have less crystal cells than males which is not common in the majority of fly stocks where females tend to have a higher number of crystal cells than males (see 'Results' below).
Strikingly, we found that the vast majority of fly genes (82%%, 2555 genes) were downregulated at 12 h post-infection with Photorhabdus, and similar numbers of genes were upregulated or downregulated at 30 h after infection with the bacteria (2763 and 2845 genes, respectively).
The majority of flies lay eggs, which hatch into tiny larvae after a few hours or several days.
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The majority of flies lacking dMef2 during adult myogenesis survive until the late pupal stage but fail to eclose fully [28].
Moreover, transheterozygous populations carrying E74BG01805 in trans to a chromosome deletion uncovering the E74 region [Df 3L 81k19, breakpoints 73A3; 74F1-4] displayed a severe eclosion phenotype, in which the majority of flies eclosed during the night portion of the cycle (Figure 3D and 3E).
This observation correlates nicely with the circadian behavioral data because the majority of flies display rhythmic rest activity in the first few days in constant darkness.
When Ret MEN2B was overexpressed in the background of Pink1 mutants, the majority of flies showed significantly improved muscle morphology, with only 12% of flies displaying degenerated myofibrils (Fig 1D and L).
