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unc-30  -  Protein UNC-30

Caenorhabditis elegans

 
 
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High impact information on unc-30

  • Ectopic expression of unc-30 induced GABA expression in cells that are normally not GABAergic [1].
  • The Caenorhabditis elegans gene unc-30 is required for the development and functioning of the 19 inhibitory GABAergic (gamma-aminobutyric-acid-secreting) type D motor neurons, which control locomotion [1].
  • Finally, the expression patterns of three neuronal type-specific transcription factors, unc-3, unc-4 and unc-30, were altered [2].
  • Previously, we have identified that the unc-30 homeobox gene controls the fate of 19 type D GABAergic neurons [3].
  • Expression of bar-1 from the 321-bp element rescued the Uncoordinated (Unc) phenotype of bar-1 mutants, but not the vulval phenotype, suggesting that a Wnt pathway may act in ventral cord neurons to mediate proper locomotion [4].
 

Biological context of unc-30

  • Pitx2 rescues the GABAergic differentiation defect and partially rescues the axon guidance and behavioral phenotypes of unc-30 mutants, indicating a high degree of functional conservation between these evolutionarily related genes [5].
 

Anatomical context of unc-30

  • The gene unc-30 is required for the differentiation of a specific type of GABAergic neuron, the type-D inhibitory motor neuron [6].

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