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. 2021 Jan 22;14:612430. doi: 10.3389/fnbeh.2020.612430

Figure 1.

Figure 1

CG4797 (pippin) and Mfs3 encode putative BBB carbohydrate transporters. (A) RNAi interference-mediated silencing of pippin (using CG4797dsRNA10598) and Mfs3 Mfs3dsRNA4726R-3 in selected glial subtypes using glial subtype-specific Gal4 driver lines (pan glial: repo-Gal4; astrocyte-like glial cells (AG): alrm-Gal4; cortex glia (CG), ensheathing glia (EG), and wrapping glia (WG): nrv2-Gal4; subperineurial glial cells (SPG): Gli-Gal4, moody-Gal4; perineurial glial cells (PG): apt-Gal4, 46F-Gal4). Lethality was observed upon panglial and perineurial glia-specific suppression of pippin and Mfs3. In addition, lethality also occurred upon subperineurial glia-specific silencing of pippin. (B) Immunofluorescence staining of a transgenic Pippin-HA adult brain [green: Pippin-HA, magenta: NC120 (PGs and SPGs), blue: laminin (neural lamella)]. Pippin is found in subperineurial and perineurial glial cells. (C) Immunofluorescence staining of an MFS3-EYFP expressing adult brain [green: MFS3-EYFP, magenta: NC120 (PGs and SPGs), blue: laminin (neural lamella)]. MFS3-EYFP is expressed in the perineurial glial cells.