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. 2017 Feb 9;13(2):e1006613. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1006613

Table 2. Transcripts cycling in two or more groups of circadian neurons.

Cycles LNv Cycles LNd Cycles DN1 Gene Ontology
tim + + + Circadian rhythm
vri + + + Circadian rhythm
Pdp1 + + + Circadian rhythm
per + + + Circadian rhythm
SK + + + Small conductance potassium channel activity
CG31324 + + + Unknown
CG14086 + + + Unknown
ptip + + + Histone methylation
NAAT1 + + + Neurotransmitter; sodium symporter activity
ATPsynC + + + ATP hydrolysis coupled proton transport
CG31475 + + + Neuron projection morphogenesis
CG13995 + + + G-protein coupled receptor
CG13054 + + Unknown
CG17777 + + Unknown
CG18011 + + Unknown
CG32369 + + Proteolysis
CG6073 + + Unknown
USP8 + + Protein deubiquitination
MCT1 + + Transmembrane transport
CG31183 + + cGMP-mediated signaling; cyclic nucleotide biosynthetic process
Dh31 + + Neuropeptide signaling pathway
Orc2 + + Neurogenesis; chromatin silencing
twit + + Regulation of neurotransmitter secretion
CG14400 + + Unknown
Dyrk2 + + Protein phosphorylation; response to light stimulus
Tim8 + + Protein targetting to mitochondria
cwo + + Circadian rhythm
CG43902 + + Unknown
zye + + Actin filament organization
cals + + Synaptic transmission
mtm + + Endocytic recycling
scra + + Neurogenesis
CG32313 + + Unknown
CG32000 + + Cation transport
CG9005 + + Response to endoplasmic reticulum stress
CG11576 + + Unknown
CG1971 + + Unknown
CG7852 + + Regulation of Rab protein signal transduction
Tm1 + + Dendrite morphogenesis
CG43143 + + Protein phosphorylation
sli + + Neuron differentiation; axon midline choice point recognition
CG11486 + + Nuclear transcribed mRNA poly(A) tail shortening

List of genes whose transcripts cycle in at least two of three groups of circadian neurons. CLK/CYC controlled clock genes are listed at the top. If the transcript was a low-confidence cycler in the third group of circadian neurons, this is denoted with a small “+” sign. The molecular function proposed by gene ontology analysis is listed for each gene.