Insect Immunity & Drosophila Gut Immune Response
Insect Immunity & Drosophila Gut Immune Response Insect Immunity & Drosophila Gut Immune Response
WT Unchallenged WT+Glutathione WT + Paraquat Proliferation : clones of lacZ positive cells Number of mitotic cells Ecc15 PH3 posi#ve cells WT WT dUOX‐ IR UAS‐IRC WT W UC Paraqua Ecc15
WT JAK-STAT deficient Unchallenged Ecc15 infection esg‐gal4; UAS‐GFP esg‐gal4, UAS‐GFP; uas‐Socs36E
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WT <br />
Unchallenged <br />
WT+Glutathione <br />
WT + Paraquat <br />
Proliferation : clones of lacZ positive cells Number of mitotic cells<br />
Ecc15 <br />
PH3 posi#ve cells <br />
WT WT dUOX‐ IR UAS‐IRC WT W<br />
UC Paraqua<br />
Ecc15
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