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English: Supplementary Movie 11 Effect of FOXO levels on actomyosin cable formation. (A, B) Actomyosin cable in larva with modified FOXO activity and endogenously expressed Sqh-mCherry (magenta). (A) FOXO over-expression in the epidermis (A58-Gal4, UAS-foxo). (B) Homozygous FOXO deletion (foxo?94/?94). Each frame is a merge of 57 planes spaced 0.28 μm apart. Scale bars: 20 μm.
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Source Video file from Kakanj P, Moussian B, Grönke S, Bustos V, Eming S, Partridge L, Leptin M (2016). "Insulin and TOR signal in parallel through FOXO and S6K to promote epithelial wound healing". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms12972. PMID 27713427. PMC: 5059774.
Author Kakanj P, Moussian B, Grönke S, Bustos V, Eming S, Partridge L, Leptin M
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