cell-adhesion molecules (CAMs) - Ig and fibronectin domains proteins - The genes are adjacent to one another and co-ordinately regulated - Echinoid acts to antagonize Egf receptor signaling - Friend of echinoid exhibits interaction with the Notch pathway
functions as a ligand for Eph receptor - expressed on the surface of neuron cell bodies - acts to confine Eph receptor bearing axons to longitudinal tracts by repulsion
transmembrane receptor- tk - EGF-R homology - during oogenesis helps set up egg polarity, determines the identity of cells in the ectoderm; during larval stages participates in the development of the eye and wing.
transcription factor - homeodomain & pax domain - plays a role in the process of joining morphogenesis that is crucial to the formation of salivary gland ducts
a fly homolog of p47, a protein co-factor of the p97 ATPase involved in membrane fusion - mutation results in a lethal failure of nuclear envelope assembly in early zygotic divisions and results in defective photoreceptor morphogenesis
transcription factor - basic leucine zipper - regulates dorsal closure - also required downstream from Decapentaplegic signaling for the regulation of labial in the midgut
transcription factor - zinc finger - required for normal development of photoreceptor cells in a larval photoreceptor known as Bolwig's
organ, in the adult compound eye and in adult simple eyes, known as ocelli
glass bottom boat (common alternative name: Transforming growth factor beta at 60A)
Serine/threonine protein kinase - involved n a receptor-mediated signaling pathway that utilizes cAMP as a second messenger - involved in oogenesis and implicated in learning
G protein alpha subunit - regulates mesenchymal-epithelial transition that takes place in cardial cells and precursor cells of the visceral musculature
pro-apoptotic protein whose N-terminus functions by disrupting IAP binding to caspases - an additional mitochondrial-dependent apoptotic function carried out by a centrally located GH3 domain
Scaffolding and signaling protein - participates in the reception of an attractive signal that emanates from muscle epidermal attachment sites to direct the motility of developing muscles
Cullen-3 homolog acting in protein degradation - loss of function has pleiotropic effects during development, including defects in external sensory organ development, pattern formation and cell growth and survival - targets Cubitus interruptus
Scaffolding protein involved in synaptic budding - interacts with the GUK domain of Discs large - required for the proper synaptic localization of Scribbled
novel basic protein - a major antagonist of the Notch signaling-pathway - associates with Suppressor of Hairless, thereby inhibiting
trans-activation of Notch target genes
zinc finger - regulates cell identity in the peripheral nervous system - a binary genetic switch that acts to repress a multiple dendritic arbor and promote single-dendrite morphology
polypyrimidine tract binding protein - controls alternative splicing - required to attenuate Notch activity after ligand-dependent activation during wing development
a serine/threonine kinase - acts in conjunction with Salvador and Warts to restrict cell growth - promotes cell death by decreasing the level of Thread, an inhibitor of apoptosis
Chromatin component - linker histone - stabilize a higher order 30 nm diameter chromatin fiber that is fundamental to the structural organization of chromosomes
catalyzes the biosynthesis of a mevalonate precursor for isoprenoids - functions in the hedgehog signaling pathway, implicated in the production of a signal by the somatic gonadal precursor cells that attracts migrating germ cells
homeless DE-H family of RNA-dependent ATPases - the failure to transport Bicoid and Oskar mRNAs is the earliest defect in RNA transport observed in spn-E mutants
transcription factor - zinc finger - a gap gene later expressed in neuroblasts - required for proper temporal generation of cellular sublineages during neurogenesis
a HECT domain E3 ubiquitin ligase that is likely to act by targeting Cubitus interruptus and an unknown activator of hedgehog expression for proteolysis
neurotransmitter:sodium symporter - mutations appear to cause increased excitability of the motor neuron by causing defective reuptake of a substrate neurotransmitter
receptor tyrosine kinase - a key component of an evolutionarily conserved signaling pathway that plays an essential role in controlling body, organ, and cell size
transcription factor - homeodomain and LIM domain - required in combination with other transcription factors for serotonergic and dopaminergic neuron identity
cytoskeletal cross-linker protein - expressed in the
tendons and is essential for muscle-dependent tendon cell differentiation -
required for sensory and motor axons to reach their targets in the Drosophila embryo
karst (common alternative name: betaHeavy Spectrin)
cytoskeletal protein - structural and docking protein - a junctional protein involved in cell adhesion
kayak (common alternative name: Fos-related antigen)
transcription factor - basic leucine zipper - regulates dorsal closure - also required downstream from Decapentaplegic signaling for the regulation of labial in the midgut
cytoskeletal protein - actin cross-linker - during oogenesis, phosphorylation of Kelch is critical for the proper morphogenesis of actin during ring canal growth
Ras pathway scaffolding protein - Ksr associates independently with Raf and Mek, and these interactions facilitate formation of a RAF/MEK complex thus promoting signaling through the Ras pathway
the non-motor accessory subunit of Kinesin II - involved in intraflagellar transport - required for the axoneme growth and maintenance of the cilia in Drosophila type I sensory neurons -
expressed in Johnston's organ and required for hearing
transcription factor - zinc finger - early growth response family - involved in determination of the identities of secondary precursor cells within neuroblast lineages in the central nervous system.