Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10971711 | Developmental & Comparative Immunology | 2012 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
âºNF-κB signaling is an immune response mechanism remarkably conserved through phylogeny. âºThe genetically tractable model animal Drosophila melanogaster has been an important model organism for studying NF-κB signaling. âºFruit flies have two NF-κB signaling pathways: the Toll and the Imd pathway. âºGenome-wide RNAi -based screening has become a common method for identifying novel genes required for NF-κB signaling. âºThese screens have helped us to understand better the immune response also in humans.
Keywords
DRSJAK–STAT pathwayc-Jun N-terminal kinase pathwayDreddDrosomycinIL-1R-associated kinasePGRPG protein-coupled receptor kinase 2PGNdsRNADIFIMDIκBAMPTLRRNA interferenceSmall interfering RNAdouble-stranded RNARNAisiRNAToll-like receptordeath domainTIR domainNF-κB signalingIRAKInfectiondorsal-related immunity factorJNK pathwayinhibitor of κBDrosophilaImmune responsePeptidoglycan recognition proteinAntimicrobial peptidePeptidoglycanimmune deficiency
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Authors
Susanna Valanne, Jenni Kallio, Anni Kleino, Mika Rämet,