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. 2017 Aug 14;10:260. doi: 10.3389/fnmol.2017.00260

Table 1.

Dimm target genes that affect growth of NMJ and synaptic structures.

Genes Overexpression RNAi or mutation Reference
ACC (Acetyl-CoAcarboxylase) Synaptic undergrowth Valakh et al., 2012
Adf1 (Adh transcription factor 1) Increased bouton number Reduced bouton number DeZazzo et al., 2000
ash2 (absent, small, or homeotic disks 2) Pathfinding defect, reduced/abnormal synapses Kraut et al., 2001
CG11486 (polyA-nuclease related protein) Pathfinding defect, excess/ectopic synapses Kraut et al., 2001
Chic (Chickadee) Filopodia length reduced, axon extension reduced Goncalves-Pimentel et al., 2011
Csp (Cystein string protein) Reduced bouton number, string length, fewer branches, terminal length Bronk et al., 2005; Dawson-Scully et al., 2007
Got2 (Glutamate oxaloacetate transaminase 2) Reduced glutamate level, increased post-synaptic receptor area and more GluRs Featherstone et al., 2002
Gs2 (Glutamine synthetase) Fewer post-synaptic GluRs Featherstone et al., 2002
Mbl (Muscleblind) Synaptic undergrowth, synaptic retraction and axonal transport defect Valakh et al., 2012
Pdk (Pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase) Excess synapses, ectopic branches and axonal pathfinding errors Kraut et al., 2001
sigA (Sluggish A) Synaptic apposition, retraction and axonal transport defects Valakh et al., 2012
Spi (Spitz) Pathfinding defects, abnormal/reduced synapses Kraut et al., 2001
Sta (Stubarista) Synaptic apposition defect Valakh et al., 2012
Vha55 (Vacuolar H+-ATPase 55 kD subunit) Reduced Evi exosome release Koles et al., 2012

These genes were mined from a larger set in Hadzic et al. (2015).