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Development, Vol 120, Issue 10 2901-2911, Copyright © 1994 by Company of Biologists


JOURNAL ARTICLES

GLP-1 is localized to the mitotic region of the C. elegans germ line

SL Crittenden, ER Troemel, TC Evans and J Kimble
Laboratory of Molecular Biology, University of Wisconsin 53706, USA.

In C. elegans, germline mitosis depends on induction by the somatic distal tip cell (DTC) and on activity of the glp-1 gene. Using antibodies to GLP-1 protein, we have examined GLP-1 on western blots and by immunocytochemistry. GLP-1 is tightly associated with membranes of mitotic germline cells, supporting its identification as an integral membrane protein. Furthermore, GLP-1 is localized within the germ line to the mitotic region, consistent with the model that GLP-1 acts as a membrane receptor for the distal tip cell signal. Unexpectedly, GLP-1 and the zone of mitosis extend further than the DTC processes. We present three models by which the DTC may influence GLP-1 activity and thereby determine the zone of mitosis. The spatial restriction of GLP-1 appears to be controlled at the translational level in hermaphrodites. We suggest that down-regulation of GLP-1 may be required to effect the transition from mitosis into meiosis.


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