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221. Progress Towards the Cloning of lin-38 and Identification of Novel Class A SynMuv Genes Adam Saffer, Ewa Davison, Bob Horvitz 222. C. elegans rme-3 encodes a clathrin heavy chain required for embryogenesis and neuro-muscular function Ken Sato, Chih-Hsiung Chen, Miyuki Sato, Barth D. Grant 223. Characterization and mapping of sig-1, a new gene involved in germline-specific silencing of extrachromosomal transgenes Christine E. Schaner, William G. Kelly 224. The mutation bc202 blocks physiological as well as non-physiological germ cell death in the adult hermaphrodite gonad Claus Schertel, Barbara Conradt 225. Thrashing in liquid as a quantifiable measurement of aging Peter J. Schmeissner, Suzhen Guo, Shih-Hung Yu, Monica Driscoll 226. The BarH Class Homeodomain Gene ceh-30 is Directly Regulated by tra-1 to Specify the Sexually Dimorphic Survival of the CEM Neurons Hillel Schwartz, Bob Horvitz 227. The "Green Pharynx" Phenotype of Transgene Misexpression Yields New Insight into the synMuv Genes Hillel Schwartz, Dawn Wendell, Bob Horvitz 228. Toward expression and biochemical characterization of EFF-1 Victoria L. Scranton, William A. Mohler 229. atx-2 Promotes Germline Proliferation and the Female Fate Xingyu She, Valarie E. Vought, Dave Hansen, Deborah Springer, Eleanor M. Maine 230. The Unfolded Protein Response Regulates Glutamate Receptor Export from the ER Jaegal Shim, Toru Umemura, Erika Nothstein, Christopher Rongo 231. Microarrays analysis of two essential factors required for RNAi, RDE-1 and RDE-4 Martin J. Simard, Darryl Conte Jr, Jennifer A. Keys, Juerg Straubhaar, Danila Ulyanov, Craig C. Mello 232. Regulation of gene expression by the Pax factor EGL-38 Sama F. Sleiman, Helen M. Chamberlin 233. C.elegans recognizes protons as a nociceptive stimulus through the DEG/EnaC and TRP channel Alfonso J. Apicella, Robert D. Slone, Monica Driscoll, William R. Schafer 234. Move or Die: Epidermal Migration in the Caenorhabditis elegans Embryo Esteban Chen*, Michael M. S. Huang*, Veronica Zappi, Martha C. Soto 235. Phenotypic characterization of egg-1, a molecule involved in fertilization Pavan Kadandale, Allison Stewart, Richard Klancer, Barth Grant, Andrew Singson 236. How are cytoplasmic asymmetries achieved? In vivo studies of germ plasm localization dynamics during early embryogenesis Michael L. Stitzel, Denis Wirtz, Geraldine Seydoux 237. Screen for Enhancers of ksr-2 Lethality Craig Stone, Meera Sundaram
238. EGL-26 controls vulF morphogenesis Hongliu Sun, Rita Sharma, Wendy Hanna-Rose 239. Development of Caenorhabditis elegans in CeHR Axenic Medium Maria Szilagyi, Hugh F. LaPenotiere, Eric D. Clegg 240. The Wnt genes egl-20 and cwn-1 are redundantly required for proper vulval cell fate specification Elizabeth Szyleyko, Julie E. Gleason, David M. Eisenmann 241. The G proteins GOA-1 and EGL-30 function antagonistically in the HSN neurons that regulate egg-laying behavior in C. elegans Jessica E. Tanis, James J. Moresco, Robert A. Lindquist, Michael R. Koelle 242. SRY-box containing protein SOX-2 directly binds to the promoter of Hox gene egl-5 and negatively regulates its expression Yingqi Teng, Scott W. Emmons 243. Identification of genes involved in the specification of the sexually dimorphic CEMs Tatiana Tomasi, Stefanie Löser, Phillip Grote, Barbara Conradt 244. Genetic screen for factors functioning with EGL-38 Pax to regulate lin-48 expression in Caenorhabditis elegans Rong-Jeng Tseng, Helen M. Chamberlin 245. Transcriptional specification of neural subtype in the C. elegans male tail Carolyn Tyler, Nicole Juskiw, Douglas S. Portman 246. Suppressors of pha-4/FoxA loss of function mutations define potential pha-4 regulators Dustin L. Updike, Susan E. Mango 247. Identification of genes involved in cell fate specification of the gonadal sheath cells in Caenorhabditis elegans Laura G. Vallier, Helaina Skop, Lindsay Eisemann 248. Genetic Screens for Suppressors of the ceh-30(n3714gf) Phenotype of Inappropriate Survival of the Male-Specific CEM Neurons in Hermaphrodites Johanna Varner, Hillel Schwartz, Bob Horvitz 249. Screens for suppressors of cul-2 and zyg-11 Srividya Vasudevan, Edward T. Kipreos 250. Half-molecule ATP-binding cassette transporter, CeHMT1, is required for PC-dependent heavy metal detoxification in Caenorhabditis elegans Olena K. Vatamaniuk, Elizabeth A. Bucher, Meera V. Sundaram, Philip A. Rea 251. How are apoptotic cells recognized by their phagocytes? Victor Venegas, Zheng Zhou 252. Modifiers of polyglutamine-mediated neurodegeneration Cindy, Voisine, Adriana, K., Jones, Anne, C., Hart 253. Disruption of germline pattern by forward and reverse genetics Roumen V. Voutev, E. Jane Albert Hubbard 254. Regulation of Cell Death in the C. elegans Tail Spike Cell Carine Waase, Shai Shaham 255. A suppressor screen for genes involved in UNC-6 mediated guidance Gauri Kulkarni, Chaunte Cannon, William G. Wadsworth
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48. Mutations in him-8 suppress dev
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50. Characterization and cloning of
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52. RME-6 is a new regulator of Rab
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54. An Essential Role for HTP-3, a
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66. Alterations of the C. elegans E
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72. Towards cloning mutations isola
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74. Study of the genetic and cellul
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76. A Genetic Screen for New Genes
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78. A germline-specific RNA-binding
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82. Modulations of thermotactic beh
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84. Temporal regulation of postmito
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88. D1- and D2-like dopamine recept
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90. GUM-1, a protein affecting the
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92. Translational control in the ge
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94. An Investigation into the poten
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96. Characterization of the DTC nic
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98. Experimental Design for C. eleg
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100. An HCP-6 Suppression Screen fo
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102. Function of a novel protein EF
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104. Mapping transcription regulato
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106. A genetic screen for mutants d
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108. A novel mutant that partially
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110. SMA-9, a Protein Involved in P
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112. CeMyoD(hlh-1) in embryonic mus
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114. Barotaxis Chris Gabel, Alex Da
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116. spe-19, a Gene Affecting Sperm
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118. An in vivo analysis of age-rel
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120. Functional Characterization of
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122. RecQ Helicases, Genomic Stabil
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124. The genes tra-4 and mog-7 are
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126. LON-2 is a glypican heparan su
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128. High Throughput TILLING, Ecoti
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130. Visualizing activity of C. ele
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132. An RNAi-based suppressor scree
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134. Form and function of glia-neur
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136. COMPUTER MODELING, SIMULATION
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138. Genetic variation reveals diff
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140. Guidance and cell-matching of
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142. Combinatorial control of lin-4
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144. GNA-2, Chitin and the Function
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146. Cytological screening of the g
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148. Genes controlling the developm
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150. Characterization of sel-6, a s
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152. Expression, function and regul
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154. nhr-67 and nhr-111, two NR2E n
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156. Sex-specific centrosome inheri
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158. The Regulation of the CDC-6 Re
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160. Identification of CUL-4 comple
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162. A screen for suppressors of cy
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164. Reiteration of a lineage branc
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166. A him-8 mutation suppresses th
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168. Global transcriptional changes
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170. sma-9, A Gene that Regulates B
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172. CaM KII Regulates Neurotransmi
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174. End-to-end chromosome fusions
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176. Genetic Analysis of the Putati
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178. Nog mutants and early germline
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184. EGL-32 Functions in Sperm to R
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186. him genes and X chromosome mei
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188. Functional Analysis of the Mic
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190. Analysis of an UNC-13 protein
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214. Characterization of UNC-43/CaM
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218. DKF-1 is A Diacylglycerol-regu
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220. Dissecting the role of CNK-1 i
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222. C. elegans rme-3 encodes a cla
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224. The mutation bc202 blocks phys
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226. The BarH Class Homeodomain Gen
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228. Toward expression and biochemi
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230. The Unfolded Protein Response
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232. Regulation of gene expression
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234. Move or Die: Epidermal Migrati
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236. How are cytoplasmic asymmetrie
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238. EGL-26 controls vulF morphogen
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240. The Wnt genes egl-20 and cwn-1
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242. SRY-box containing protein SOX
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