A gene-driven recovery mechanism: Drosophila larvae increase feeding activity for post-stress weight recover.
A gene-driven recovery mechanism: Drosophila larvae increase feeding activity for post-stress weight recover.
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基因驱动的恢复机制:果蝇幼虫增加摄食活动以恢复应激后的体重。
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10.1002/arch.21440
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2017
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Ryuda;M.;Tabuchim M.;Matsumoto;M.;Matsumura;T.;Ochiai;M.;Hayakawa;Y.
Recovery from weight loss after stress is important for all organisms, although the recovery mechanisms are not fully understood. We are working to clarify these mechanisms. Here, we recorded enhanced feeding activity ofDrosophila melanogasterlarvae from 2 to 4 h after heat stress at 35°C for 1 h. During the post‐stress period, expression levels of sweet taste gustatory receptor genes (Grs),Gr5a,Gr43a,Gr64a, andGr64f, were elevated, whereas bitter tasteGrs,Gr66a, andGr33a, were decreased in expression and expression of a non‐typical taste receptorGr,Gr68a, was unchanged. Similar upregulation ofGr5aand downregulation ofGr66awas recorded after cold stress at 4°C. Expression levels of tropomyosin and ATP synthase ß subunit were significantly increased in larval mouth parts around 3 to 5 h after the heat stress. We infer that up‐regulation of post‐stress larval feeding activity, and weight recovery, is mediated by increasing capacity for mouth part muscular movements and changes in taste sensing physiology. We propose thatDrosophilalarvae, and likely insects generally, express an efficient mechanism to recover from weight loss during post‐stress periods.