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. 2019 Mar 29;13:244. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2019.00244

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Copyright © 2019 Ho, Wu, Hung, Liu, Lee and Liu.

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Characterization of the C135-Gal4 driver used in this study. (A) Experimental design: the C135-Gal4 driver was used to drive the expression of Dam-Pol II and Dam. There was no temporal control of Gal4 expression as C135-Gal4 drives no expression in the embryonic eye field. (B,C) Expression of the C135-Gal4 driver in the eye discs of early-third (B) and mid-third (C) instar larvae. All images are z-projection of confocal sections. Larval eye imaginal disc stained for the presence of carpet glia membrane (GFP staining, green), glial nuclei (Repo staining, red), and differentiated PRs (Elav staining, blue). (D) Insertion of C135-Gal4 in the path locus. The organization of the path locus is depicted. C135-Gal4, indicated by a purple triangle, is inserted 5642 bp upstream of the translational start site.