... kinase (PKG), which has been implicated in several behavioral phenotypes including feeding, sleep, learning and memory, and environmental stress tolerance. We used the well-established Drosophila activity monitor (DAM) to investigate the effects of the conserved NO/cGMP/PKG signaling pathway...

... protein kinase (PKG). PKG, encoded by foraging , has two natural allelic variants and has previously been implicated in several important physiological characteristics including: foraging patterns, learning and memory, and environmental stress tolerance. The well-established NO/cGMP/PKG signaling pathway...

... insertion of CFTR into the apical membrane. PKG Cl − secretion Guanylin peptides Intestine Seawater teleost Seawater presents a major osmoregulatory challenge for teleost fish, because of the direct interaction of their thin respiratory epithelia – the gills – with the environment, which...

... the genetic and molecular bases of foraging behaviour in phytophagous pest insects. The foraging gene ( for ), a candidate gene encoding a PKG-I, has an evolutionarily conserved function in feeding strategies. Until now, for had never been studied in Lepidoptera, which includes major pest species. The cereal...

...K. Dawson-Scully; D. Bukvic; M. Chakaborty-Chatterjee; R. Ferreira; S. L. Milton; M. B. Sokolowski SUMMARY In this study we identify a cGMP-dependent protein kinase (PKG) cascade as a biochemical pathway critical for controlling low-oxygen tolerance in the adult fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster...

...Y. Ben-Shahar; H.-T. Leung; W. L. Pak; M. B. Sokolowski; G. E. Robinson SUMMARY Division of labor in honey bee colonies is influenced by the foraging gene ( Amfor ), which encodes a cGMP-dependent protein kinase (PKG). Amfor upregulation in the bee brain is associated with the age-related...