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. 2014 Apr 21;3(4):e98. doi: 10.1038/oncsis.2014.13

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The bsk mutant suppresses the wing phenotype induced by overexpression of dMLF. (a) en-GAL4/+. Normal wings have five wing veins (L1, L2, L3, L4 and L5). The wing anterior includes L1, L2 and L3, whereas the wing posterior includes L4 and L5. (b) en-GAL4, UAS-dMLF/+. Overexpression of dMLF in wing imaginal discs results in an atrophied phenotype of the wing posterior. (c) en-GAL4, UAS-dMLF/bsk¹. (d) en-GAL4, UAS-dMLF/bsk². The aberrant wing phenotype was suppressed by crossing with loss-of -function alleles of bsk. The results suggest that dMLF positively regulates the JNK pathway.