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- Title
Review On Versatile Drosophila Transgenic Models And Their Applications.
- Authors
K. R., Rahul; K. S., Nagashree; R., Pruthvi; Kumari, Anjani; S. R., Chaithra
- Abstract
Drosophila transgenic models are invaluable, particularly in the domains of genetics, molecular biology, and developmental biology. Researchers can learn a great deal about gene function, disease processes, and possible treatment approaches by inserting foreign DNA into the fruit fly's genome. The genetic manipulation where certain genes or mutations can be examined in detail, regulatory components may be uncovered, and the impact of genetic changes on different biological processes can be understood. These models go beyond basic genetic pathways to provide useful applications in the treatment of intricate problems as in neurodegenerative disorders, cancer biology, and organ regeneration. A revolutionary development in cancer research is the capacity to use Drosophila transgenic models to duplicate specific genetic changes linked to human tumors. This allows for the in-depth investigation of molecular pathways, the discovery of therapeutic targets, and the screening of anticancer drugs. The quick life cycle of Drosophila facilitates organ regeneration by enabling quick genetic screenings and insights into factors affecting organ development. Furthermore, these models are incredibly helpful in the investigation of neurodegenerative illnesses, offering vital information on the underlying mechanisms of conditions such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's and supporting the development of treatment plans. The accuracy provided by Drosophila transgenic models addresses complex problems in a variety of biological domains and greatly useful in developmental biology and pharmacological screening.
- Publication
Journal of Advanced Zoology, 2024, Vol 45, Issue 2, p593
- ISSN
0253-7214
- Publication type
Article