Methods in molecular biology · 2013 · 28 citations · 13 references
Life SciencesCell BiologyEntomologyInflammationInsect PhysiologyWound HealingCuticle FormationCuticle PhysiologyEpidermal AnatomyEpidermal StructuresEpidermal TissueWound ClosureDrosophila ModelsInsect CuticleLarval Cuticle FormationLarval Cuticle StructureWound Epithelialization
This methods chapter describes two methods for creating epithelial wounds in Drosophila larvae: pinch and puncture wounding. It also covers protocols for visualizing epithelial wounds, either in a dissected whole mount preparation or, using transgenic reporter larvae, in a live whole mount preparation. Finally, useful transgenic lines for live genetic screening of genes required for wound closure or inflammation are described.
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