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WBInteraction000546937Interaction_typeRegulatoryChange_of_expression_level
InteractorInteractor_overlapping_geneWBGene00006779Interactor_typeTrans_regulator
WBGene00000793Interactor_typeTrans_regulated
Interaction_summary"we used reporter transgenic worms in which GFP expression is controlled by the CRE reporter (pCRE::GFP) (Kimura et al., 2002). In untrained worms, CREB activity is barely detectible (Figure 4A). After spaced butanone/food long-term memory training, we observed fluorescence in two sets of neurons (Figures 4A and 4B)... To examine the dynamics of CREB activation, we quantified the levels of pCRE::GFP fluorescence in populations of LTAM-trained worms. While phosphorylated CREB levels rise fairly linearly with training, pCRE::GFP fluorescence increased markedly after 3-4 training sessions, paralleling the increase in LTAM performance (Figures 5A and 5D). Mutants of unc-43 and jnk-1, both activators of CREB (Johannessen et al., 2004) and downstream targets of CREB (Table S5), blocked the pCRE::GFP fluorescence increase (Figures 5B-5D), suggesting that a feedforward mechanism of CREB activation of its own upstream activators occurs with every food/butanone training cycle."
Detection_methodReporter_gene[CREp::GFP]
PaperWBPaper00046360
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