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The Stomatin STO-6 is a Novel Regulator of the Caenorhabditis elegans Motor CircuitBarbier, Louis Wei-Chun 15 November 2013 (has links)
The ability to move is essential to an animal’s ability to interact with and respond to its changing environment. The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans is a commonly used organism in the study of the genetic and neural bases of behaviours, yet the mechanistic explanation for its ability to move in a smooth sinusoidal wave remains elusive. Here, I present studies of an uncharacterized gene, sto-6, encoding a stomatin protein that regulates C. elegans motor behaviour. I show that this gene plays a role in two unexplained and fundamental processes to C. elegans locomotion: wave initiation and wave propagation. Furthermore, I examine the genetic interaction between sto-6 and an innexin gene unc-7, providing support for the hypothesis that stomatins regulate gap junction proteins in C. elegans. Together, these studies push forward our understanding of the mechanistic basis of C. elegans locomotion, and open up avenues of further inquiry.
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The Stomatin STO-6 is a Novel Regulator of the Caenorhabditis elegans Motor CircuitBarbier, Louis Wei-Chun 15 November 2013 (has links)
The ability to move is essential to an animal’s ability to interact with and respond to its changing environment. The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans is a commonly used organism in the study of the genetic and neural bases of behaviours, yet the mechanistic explanation for its ability to move in a smooth sinusoidal wave remains elusive. Here, I present studies of an uncharacterized gene, sto-6, encoding a stomatin protein that regulates C. elegans motor behaviour. I show that this gene plays a role in two unexplained and fundamental processes to C. elegans locomotion: wave initiation and wave propagation. Furthermore, I examine the genetic interaction between sto-6 and an innexin gene unc-7, providing support for the hypothesis that stomatins regulate gap junction proteins in C. elegans. Together, these studies push forward our understanding of the mechanistic basis of C. elegans locomotion, and open up avenues of further inquiry.
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ACUTE REGULATION OF GLUT1 FUNCTION: THE ROLE OF DETERGENT-RESISTANT MEMBRANE DOMAINSRubin, Darrell 23 June 2004 (has links)
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Characterization of Stomatin Suppressors <i>ssu-1</i> AND <i>ssu-2</i>Carroll, Bryan Thomas 15 July 2005 (has links)
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