lola Antibody

1. In developing axons, lola cell trafficking is regulated by cGMP-dependent protein kinase. PMID: 27098704
2. Loss of Lola Causes Brain Tumors. PMID: 24631403
3. Different lola isoforms, each having unique C-termini and zinc finger domains, may control different aspects of proliferation and differentiation in the male germline and somatic cyst stem cell lineages. PMID: 23159836
4. Lola suppresses expression of the actin nucleation factor Spire, and this is crucial for its ability to promote growth of motor axons in vivo. PMID: 22129300
5. Lola is the examplar of a class of axon guidance molecules that control axon patterning PMID: 11880341
6. Alternative splicing of the lola gene creates a family of 19 transcription factors and explains how a small genome encodes all the information that is necessary to specify the enormous diversity of axonal trajectories. PMID: 12897787
7. lola plays a critical role in programmed cell death in the ovary PMID: 17336958
8. We propose that Lola functions as a general transcription factor that regulates the expression of multiple genes ultimately controlling PN identity and wiring specificity. PMID: 17634136
9. Lola antagonizes Notch-dependent gene expression and Notch-dependent fate transformation. Expression analysis shows that Lola is constitutively present in all photoreceptors and cone cells PMID: 18053694

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STRING: 7227.FBpp0088384

UniGene: Dm.11710