Bedeutung von Cyclin G für die genomische Stabilität in Drosophila

Involved persons

• apl. Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Anja Christina Nagel
• Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Anette Preiss

Involved institutions

• Molecular Genetics

Sponsors

• DFG

Publications in the course of the project

• Overexpression of the Drosophila ATR homologous checkpoint kinase Mei-41 induces a G2/M checkpoint in Drosophila imaginal tissue
  2018: Bayer F.E., Zimmermann M., Preiss A., Nagel A.C.
  
• p53 and cyclin G cooperate in mediating genome stability in somatic cells of Drosophila
  2017: Bayer F.E., Zimmermann M., Fischer P., Gromoll C., Preiss A., Nagel A.C.
  
• A triangular connection between Cyclin G, PP2A and Akt1 in the regulation of growth and metabolism in Drosophila
  2016: Fischer P., Preiss A., Nagel A.C.
  
• Drosophila Cyclin G is a regulator of the Notch signalling pathway during wing development
  2016: Nagel A.C., Szawinski J., Zimmermann M., Preiss A.
  
• Cyclin G functions as a positive regulator of growth and metabolism in Drosophila
  2015: Fischer P., La Rosa M.K., Schulz A., Preiss A., Nagel A.C.
  
• Cyclin G is involved in meiotic recombination repair in Drosophila melanogaster
  2012: Nagel, A.C, Fischer, P., Szawinski, J., La Rosa, M.K., Preiss, A.