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Fig. 4. kette and sra-1 affect synaptic development.
Neuromuscular junctions (NMJ) of muscle 4 taken from third instar larvae are
shown. Boutons are labeled by Nc46 expression. The inlay shows a higher
magnification of a terminal bouton highlighted by the boxed area. (A)
Wild-type NMJ. Note the smooth morphology of the terminal boutons. Almost no
extra branches or buds can be detected. (B) After sra-1 RNA
interference, an increased budding of terminal boutons was noted
(elavGal4xUASsra-1RNAi). (C) Third instar
larvae carrying the weak hypomorphic allele combination
ketteJ1-70/kette2
6.
There is an increase in budding tendency, which is particularly evident at the
terminal boutons. (D) A similar phenotype was observed following neuronal
expression of the sra-1
CMyr deletion
construct
(elavGal4xUASsra-1
CMyr).