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. 2020 Jun 3;9(5):bio052928. doi: 10.1242/bio.052928

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Fig. 5. — Evidence for predicted roles of identified transcription factors and their orthologues. Strongly enriched or depleted transcription factors identified in developing larval brains. Uniquely enriched factors are predicted to be candidates that promote the respective neurotransmitter fate, whilst uniquely depleted factors are predicted to repress the neurotransmitter fate. A full tick indicates direct evidence that the transcription factor directly promotes or represses the neurotransmitter fate, whilst indirect supporting evidence is indicated by faded tick in brackets. A question mark signifies that nothing is currently known regarding neurotransmitter specification.