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  1. The Interaction Between Miro and TRAK is not Required for Bulk Mitochondrial Trafficking
  2. Targeted plasma proteomics uncover proteins associated with KIF5A-linked SPG10 and ALS spectrum disorders
  3. Loss and gain of motor protein function cause microtubule bundle damage in Drosophila axons
  4. Impacts of mitochondrial dysfunction on axonal microtubule bundles as a potential mechanism of neurodegeneration
  5. Microtubule curling as an efficient readout to uncover fundamental concepts of axonal cell biology
  6. Toward more sustainable research: reducing the environmental impact when working with Drosophila
  7. Assessing impacts of mitochondrial dysfunction on axonal microtubule bundles as potential mechanism in neurodegeneration
  8. Targeted plasma proteomics uncover novel proteins associated with KIF5A -linked SPG10 and ALS spectrum disorders
  9. Different Mechanisms Link Gain and Loss of Kinesin Functions to Axonal Degeneration
  10. Understanding the underlying causes of degenerative neural diseases
  11. Flow in filopodia: re-organization and the representation of biological entities as computational objects
  12. The Shot CH1 domain recognises a distinct form of F-actin during Drosophila oocyte determination
  13. How neurons maintain their axons long-term: an integrated view of axon biology and pathology
  14. Maintaining essential microtubule bundles in meter-long axons: a role for local tubulin biogenesis?
  15. The Shot CH1 domain recognises a distinct form of F-actin duringDrosophilaoocyte determination
  16. Re‐evaluating the actin‐dependence of spectraplakin functions during axon growth and maintenance
  17. Microtubule regulation: Transcending the tenet of K40 acetylation
  18. New cell biological explanations for kinesin-linked axon degeneration
  19. Tau, XMAP215/Msps and Eb1 co-operate interdependently to regulate microtubule polymerisation and bundle formation in axons
  20. A common theme for axonopathies? The dependency cycle of local axon homeostasis
  21. Cytoskeletal organization of axons in vertebrates and invertebrates
  22. Efa6 protects axons and regulates their growth and branching by inhibiting microtubule polymerisation at the cortex
  23. The model of local axon homeostasis - explaining the role and regulation of microtubule bundles in axon maintenance and pathology
  24. Curvature-Sensitive Kinesin Binding Can Explain Microtubule Ring Formation and Reveals Chaotic Dynamics in a Mathematical Model
  25. Advocating developmental biology
  26. Science communication in the field of fundamental biomedical research (editorial)
  27. The droso4schools project: Long-term scientist-teacher collaborations to promote science communication and education in schools
  28. The Manchester Fly Facility: Implementing an objective-driven long-term science communication initiative
  29. Drosophila Short stop as a paradigm for the role and regulation of spectraplakins
  30. Drosophila Short stop as a paradigm for the role and regulation of spectraplakins
  31. Periodic actin structures in neuronal axons are required to maintain microtubules
  32. Aiming for long-term, objective-driven science communication in the UK
  33. A conceptual view at microtubule plus end dynamics in neuronal axons
  34. Tau and spectraplakins promote synapse formation and maintenance through Jun kinase and neuronal trafficking
  35. A conceptual view at microtubule plus end dynamics in neuronal axons
  36. Not Communicating science? Aiming for national impact
  37. Periodic actin structures in neuronal axons are required to maintain microtubules
  38. Functional and Genetic Analysis of Spectraplakins in Drosophila
  39. A comprehensive strategy to communicate <i>Drosophila </i>research to the public
  40. How to develop objective-driven comprehensive science outreach initiatives aiming at multiple audiences
  41. DrosophilaCLIP-190 and mammalian CLIP-170 display reduced microtubule plus end association in the nervous system
  42. A Novel Electronic Assessment Strategy to Support Applied Drosophila Genetics Training in University Courses
  43. How to Design a Genetic Mating Scheme: A Basic Training Package for Drosophila Genetics
  44. The intricate relationship between microtubules and their associated motor proteins during axon growth and maintenance
  45. Using fly genetics to dissect the cytoskeletal machinery of neurons during axonal growth and maintenance
  46. Photogenic Flies—A review of Chyb and Gompel's Atlas of Drosophila Morphology: Wild-type and Classical Mutants
  47. DrosophilaPsidin Regulates Olfactory Neuron Number and Axon Targeting through Two Distinct Molecular Mechanisms
  48. The Actin-Binding Protein Canoe/AF-6 Forms a Complex with Robo and Is Required for Slit-Robo Signaling during Axon Pathfinding at the CNS Midline
  49. Spectraplakins Promote Microtubule-Mediated Axonal Growth by Functioning As Structural Microtubule-Associated Proteins and EB1-Dependent +TIPs (Tip Interacting Proteins)
  50. Analysis of Adhesion Molecules and Basement Membrane Contributions to Synaptic Adhesion at the Drosophila Embryonic NMJ
  51. Extracellular matrix and its receptors indrosophilaneural development
  52. Introduction: The role of extracellular matrix in nervous system development and maintenance
  53. Dissecting Regulatory Networks of Filopodia Formation in a Drosophila Growth Cone Model
  54. The nuclear protein Waharan is required for endosomal-lysosomal trafficking inDrosophila
  55. Drosophila growth cones: A genetically tractable platform for the analysis of axonal growth dynamics
  56. Mouse ACF7 andDrosophilaShort stop modulate filopodia formation and microtubule organisation during neuronal growth
  57. Context-specific requirements of functional domains of the Spectraplakin Short stop in vivo
  58. Formin Proteins of the DAAM Subfamily Play a Role during Axon Growth
  59. Prominent Actin Fiber Arrays in Drosophila Tendon Cells Represent Architectural Elements Different from Stress Fibers
  60. Drosophilaas a genetic and cellular model for studies on axonal growth
  61. Development and structure of synaptic contacts in Drosophila
  62. Selected Methods for the Anatomical Study of Drosophila Embryonic and Larval Neuromuscular Junctions
  63. Are dendrites in Drosophila homologous to vertebrate dendrites?
  64. Papillote and Piopio:DrosophilaZP-domain proteins required for cell adhesion to the apical extracellular matrix and microtubule organization
  65. The Influence of Pioneer Neurons on a Growing Motor Nerve inDrosophilaRequires the Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule Homolog FasciclinII
  66. Independent Regulation of Synaptic Size and Activity by the Anaphase-Promoting Complex
  67. A new culturing strategy optimises Drosophila primary cell cultures for structural and functional analyses
  68. Charting the Drosophila neuropile: a strategy for the standardised characterisation of genetically amenable neurites
  69. Shortstop Recruits EB1/APC1 and Promotes Microtubule Assembly at the Muscle-Tendon Junction
  70. In developing Drosophila neurones the production of γ‐amino butyric acid is tightly regulated downstream of glutamate decarboxylase translation and can be influenced by calcium
  71. Compartmentalization of Central Neurons inDrosophila: A New Strategy of Mosaic Analysis Reveals Localization of Presynaptic Sites to Specific Segments of Neurites
  72. Integrating bits and pieces: synapse structure and formation in Drosophila embryos
  73. even-skipped Determines the Dorsal Growth of Motor Axons in Drosophila
  74. The kakapo Mutation Affects Terminal Arborization and Central Dendritic Sprouting of Drosophila Motorneurons
  75. Homeotic regulation of segment-specific differences in neuroblast numbers and proliferation in the Drosophila central nervous system
  76. Absence of PS Integrins or Laminin A Affects Extracellular Adhesion, but Not Intracellular Assembly, of Hemiadherens and Neuromuscular Junctions inDrosophilaEmbryos
  77. ThemuscleblindGene Participates in the Organization of Z-Bands and Epidermal Attachments ofDrosophilaMuscles and Is Regulated byDmef2
  78. ROP, the Drosophila Sec1 homolog, interacts with syntaxin and regulates neurotransmitter release in a dosage-dependent manner
  79. A Drosophila Neurexin Is Required for Septate Junction and Blood-Nerve Barrier Formation and Function
  80. Presynaptic Development at the Drosophila Neuromuscular Junction: Assembly and Localization of Presynaptic Active Zones
  81. Syntaxin and synaptobrevin function downstream of vesicle docking in drosophila
  82. BrdU incorporation reveals DNA replication in non dividing glial cells in the larval abdominal CNS of Drosophila
  83. Normal Function of the mushroom body defect Gene of Drosophila Is Required for the Regulation of the Number and Proliferation of Neuroblasts