Protein kinase C

DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

Each of the three PKC genes is expressed in the Drosophila adult head but transcripts are not detected in the body. The dPKC98F gene is expressed throughout development, with a lower level of expression in embryonic flies. The dPKC98F gene 5.5 kb transcript is greatly reduced in embryos and correlates with the increased expression of two additional transcripts of 4.3 and 4.5 kb. The dPKC98F gene is the only Drosophila PKC that is transcribed during embryonic stages. dPKC53E(brain) is transcribed in all head neural tissue. In contrast inactivation no afterpotential C or dPKC53E(ey) is specifically expressed in photoreceptor cells, both in the compound eyes and ocelli (Schaeffer, 1989).

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