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WBInteraction000538684Interaction_typeRegulatoryChange_of_expression_level
InteractorInteractor_overlapping_geneWBGene00001948Interactor_typeTrans_regulator
WBGene00003515Interactor_typeTrans_regulated
WBGene00006820Interactor_typeTrans_regulated
WBGene00006827Interactor_typeTrans_regulated
WBGene00003930Interactor_typeTrans_regulated
Interaction_summary"In almost all treatment paradigms, over-expression of hlh-1 resulted in widespread myogenesis; most cells had adopted a muscle-like fate. The muscle marker routinely used to assay myogenesis was myosin heavy chain A [MHC A (Miller et al., 1986) Fig. 1]. Although high levels of MHC A were detected, filaments were disorganized and these muscle-like cells fail to contract. To determine the extent to which these cells adopted a true muscle-like fate, we tested several additional muscle markers, including several structural proteins. The muscle-like cells resulting from heat shock-induced HLH-1 activated a myo-3::gfp reporter gene (Fire and Waterston, 1989) and were positive for filamentous actin, UNC-89 (Benian et al., 1996), UNC-98 (Mercer et al., 2003) and PAT-3 (Gettner et al., 1995; Francis and Waterston, 1985) (data not shown)."
Detection_methodReporter_genemyo-3::GFP
Regulation_levelTranscriptional
Regulation_resultPositive_regulateLife_stageWBls:0000003
Anatomy_termWBbt:0006804
PaperWBPaper00025033