GENERATION OF A MUTANT FLY TO EVALUATE THE IN VIVO ROLE OF PA-PLA1 IN DROSOPHILA
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Abstract
Our long term goal is to understand how proteins mediate, in vivo, the complex interrelationship
between the lipid metabolism and membrane bending , in relavence to
fission and fusion of vesicles. Phospholipases constitute a diverse group of enzymes
involved in metabolism of the phosphoglycerolipids and generate second messengers
for a number of different signaling pathways and also has a role in intracelluluar
membrane trafficking and vesicular transport (6). Our main focus of the study is to
evaluate the in vivo role of phosphatidic specific phospholipase Al (PA-PLA1) enzyme in
Drosophila.The specific objective of the study is to generate tools such as Drosophila
PA-PLA1 specific antibody and a mutant to study the in vivo role of PA-PLA1.
