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. 2022 Feb 15;21(3):e13559. doi: 10.1111/acel.13559

FIGURE 1.

FIGURE 1

miR34 mutants have increased translation activity in the brain with age. (a) Lifespan curve highlighting 3d and 20d RNA‐seq time points for control and miR34 mutant animals (n = 120 flies/condition). (b) Principal component analysis of transcriptome time points for control and miR34 mutant brains (3d, 20d). (c) MA plot showing differential gene expression for 20d miR34 vs. control brains. Green dots represent genes upregulated in miR34 mutant (p adj < 0.05). Red dots represent genes downregulated in the miR34 mutant (p adj < 0.05). Six validated targets of miR34 are highlighted. (d) Venn diagram showing significant overlap between genes that are significantly upregulated (left, 5.25‐fold over‐enriched) and significantly downregulated (right, 3.37‐fold over‐enriched) in 20d miR34 vs. control brain and genes up or downregulation in 50d vs. 20d control brains. (e) Gene ontology (GO) term analysis for significantly upregulated genes (20d miR34 vs. control) showing top 5 pathways. (f) Western immunoblots of puromycin‐labeled protein in control and miR34 mutant brains (3d). No significant difference (n=3 biological replicates, mean ± SEM, Student's t test). (g) Western immunoblots of puromycin‐labeled proteins in control and miR34 mutant brains (20d). miR34 mutants have a higher level of puromycin‐labeled protein. (n=3 biological replicates, mean ± SEM, Student's t test). Significance: **< 0.01