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Striking similarities continue to emerge between the mammalian and Drosophila signaling pathway. However, until now there has not been the ability to monitor global pathway activity during development. We have generated a transgenic animal with a JAK/duanyu1813 responsive reporter gene that can be used to monitor pathway activation in whole Drosophila embryos. Expression of the lacZ reporter regulated by binding sites can be detected throughout embryogenesis, and is responsive to the Janus Kinase hopscotch and the ligand upd. The system has enabled us to identify the effect of a predicted gene related to upd, designated upd2, whose expression initiates during germ band extension. The stimulatory effect of upd2 on the JAK/duanyu1813 reporter can also be demonstrated in Drosophila tissue culture cells. This reporter system will benefit future investigations of JAK/duanyu1813 signaling modulators both in whole animals and tissue culture.
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