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ECWM Submissions Sperm Cues and Polarization of the Anterior-Posterior Axis in C ECWM Submissions Sperm cues and polarization of the anterior-posterior axis in C. elegans Rebecca Lyczak, Sarah Kirkegaard, Bruce Bowerman [ecwm2002e467205] Dopamine signals through the G protein Galphao in C. elegans Daniel L. Chase, Michael R. Koelle [ecwm2002e469558] Identifying the downstream effector(s) of GOA-1, the C. elegans ortholog of the major human brain G alpha protein. Antony M Jose, Michael R Koelle [ecwm2002e636789] Characterization of the 12 C. elegans Regulator of G Protein Signaling (RGS) Proteins Heather A. Hess, Michael R. Koelle [ecwm2002e850787] An N-terminal region of C. elegans RGS proteins EGL-10 and EAT-16 directs inhibition of Go alpha versus Gq alpha signaling Georgia A. Patikoglou, Michael R. Koelle [ecwm2002e726368] sma-9 functions in TGF-beta /Sma/Mab pathway and encodes a zinc finger protein homologous to Drosophila Schnurri Jun Liang, Ling Yu, Cathy Savage-Dunn [ecwm2002e188566] Molecular cloning of an embryonic lethal gene (jh1) on chromosome I in C. elegans Wonhae Lee, Joohong Ahnn [ecwm2002e809710] Heparan sulfate side chain modifying enzymes have important roles in neuronal development Hannes Bülow, Oliver Hobert [ecwm2002e908260] Genome-wide RNAi screen for genes that control germ cell apoptosis in the nematode C. elegans Guillaume Lettre, Ekaterini Kritikou, Martin Jaeggi, Andrea Calixto, Andrew Fraser, Ravi Kamath, Julie Ahringer, Michael O. Hengartner [ecwm2002e41516] IDENTIFICATION OF LOCALIZATION DOMAINS OF UNC-43 Toru Umemura, Christopher Rongo [ecwm2002e308859] Functional analysis of AMPA-type glutamate receptor cytosolic tail sequences and their contribution to receptor localization at synapses Howard Chang, Christopher Rongo [ecwm2002e672144] Genetic mapping and Chacterization of Bisphenol-A Resistant Mutants in Caenorhabditis elegans. Yonju Ji, Hyun-ok Song, Joohong Ahnn [ecwm2002e881426] GENES REQUIRED FOR AMPA-TYPE GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR LOCALIZATION IN C. ELEGANS Henry Schaefer, Christopher Rongo [ecwm2002e622898] Vacuolar-type H+-ATPase E subunit is required for embryogenesis and yolk transfer in C. elegans. Bijaya Kumar Dhakal, Kyu Yeong Choi, Yon Ju Ji, Jae-Ran Yu, Joohong Ahnn [ecwm2002e842249] The Golgi P-type Ca2+ ATPase pump PMR1 regulates calcium homeostasis in C.elegans Kyungmin Ko, Jeonghoon Cho, Joohong Ahnn [ecwm2002e522872] Calcineurin, a component of G-protein coupled phosphorylation pathways, is involved in movement, fertility, egg laying, and growth in C. elegans Joohong Ahnn, Jungsoo Lee, Jiyeon Lee, Jaya Bandyopadhyay [ecwm2002e533515] Potent and Specific Inhibition of Calcineurin by the Down Syndrome Critical Region 1 Homologue rcn-1 in C. elegans Jin Il Lee, Jungsoo Lee, Bijaya Dhakal, Joohong Ahnn [ecwm2002e575902] A Genetic Screen for G Protein Signaling Components, Neurotransmitters, and Neurons that Inhibit Egg-Laying Behavior in C. elegans. I. Amy Bany, Michael Koelle [ecwm2002e229184] Ray pattern and P3.p cell lineage evolution in Caenorhabditis. Cynthia R. Davidson, Justin C. Bohrer, Scott E. Baird [ecwm2002e948044] Identification and characterisation of novel genes involved in the engulfment of apoptotic cell corpses in C. elegans Stephanie Zuellig, Michael O. Hengartner [ecwm2002e697861] Effects of mutations in C. elegans beta integrin cytoplasmic tyrosine residues Erin J. Cram, Myeongwoo Lee, Jean Schwarzbauer [ecwm2002e101227] Role of the RBCC-NHL genes in C. elegans temporal development Ilana DeLuca, Betsy Maller, Frank Slack [ecwm2002e327465] The C. elegans maternal-effect gene clk-2 is essential for embryonic development, encodes a protein homologous to yeast Tel2p and affects telomere length. Claire Benard, Brent McCright, Yue Zhang, Stephanie Felkai, Bernard Lakowski, Siegfried Hekimi [ecwm2002e388220] MAU-2: a novel eukaryotic protein required for the guidance of cellular and axonal migrations along both body axes in Caenorhabditis elegans. Claire Benard, Siegfried Hekimi [ecwm2002e819134] Nematode titins: giant polypeptides composed of multiple repeating motifs expressed in muscle Denise B. Flaherty, Kim M. Gernert, Nataliya Shmeleva, Mark Borodovsky, Xuexin Tang, Kristina B. Mercer, Shoichiro Ono, Guy M. Benian [ecwm2002e954661] TWO MODIFIER SCREENS FOR NEW GENES INVOLVED IN PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH Brendan D. Galvin, Peter W. Reddien, Bob Horvitz [ecwm2002e391192] UNC-98 is a Zn finger protein, which localizes to muscle cell nuclei and focal adhesion structures, and is required for myofibril organization Kristie B. Mercer, Denise B. Flaherty, Hiroshi Qadota, Rachel K. Miller, Tina L. Tinley, Don G. Moerman, Guy M. Benian [ecwm2002e808531] EGL-47 is a putative G protein-coupled receptor found in the synaptic termini of HSN neurons that stimulate egg-laying behavior in C. elegans James Moresco, Michael Koelle [ecwm2002e349307] A new isoform of UNC-89 with two MLCK-like protein kinase domains Tracey M. Small, Denise B. Flaherty, Kristina B. Mercer, Teresa M. Williams, Mark Borodovsky, Guy M. Benian [ecwm2002e622880] Cathepsin Z is expressed in major hypodermal cells of C elegans and has a role in worm’s molting/development Sarwar Hashmi, Jun Zhang, Sara Lustigman [ecwm2002e261484] Hypodermal expression of sma-3 is essential for body length regulation in C. elegans Jianjun Wang, Rafal Tokarz, Cathy Savage-Dunn [ecwm2002e599471] A GENETIC PATHWAY FOR THE CONTROL OF THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC DEATHS OF THE CEM NEURONS Hillel Schwartz, Bob Horvitz [ecwm2002e347980] Sexual Transformation of Caenorhabditis hybrids. Jason Puglise, Scott E. Baird [ecwm2002e582224] Investigating the role of cnk-1 in Ras signaling Christian E Rocheleau, Meera V Sundaram [ecwm2002e926964] Functional analysis of the him-3 gene family Florence Couteau, Monique C. Zetka [ecwm2002e531622] A NOVEL PHENOTYPE OF TRANSGENE MISEXPRESSION YIELDS NEW INSIGHT INTO THE SYNMUV GENES Hillel Schwartz, Bob Horvitz [ecwm2002e984034] Reversal Behavior in C.elegans Beibei Zhao, Joseph A. Dent [ecwm2002e34764] Molecular Studies and Electrophysiological Characterization of Cyclic Nucleotide Gated Channels in Caenorhabditis elegans SukWoo Cho, Kyu-Yeong Choi, Byung-Jae Park, Chul-Seung Park, Joo Hong Ahnn [ecwm2002e230243] A large scale screen for dpy mutants in Pristionchus pacificus Charlotte C.S. Kenning, Isabel Kipping, Alexandra Brand, Waltraud Sinz, Hanh Witte, Ralf J. Sommer [ecwm2002e727096] Programmed cell death in Pristionchus pacificus Kwang-Zin Lee, Ralf J. Sommer [ecwm2002e307592] Requirement for a p38 MAP Kinase Signaling Pathway in C. elegans Immunity Rhonda Feinbaum, Dennis H. Kim, Hideki Inoue, Miho Tanaka-Hino, Naoki Hisamoto, Kunihiro Matsumoto, Man-Wah Tan, Frederick M. Ausubel [ecwm2002e653150] Acetylation regulates the subcellular localization of POP-1, a C. elegans cell fate-determining transcription factor Frédérique Gay, Dominica Calvo, Miao-Chia Lo, Julian Ceron, Rueyling Lin, Yang Shi [ecwm2002e520778] CED-13, a novel BH3 domain protein, regulates radiation-induced and developmental programmed cell death in C. elegans. Shai Shaham, Nicole Wittenburg, Bjorn Schumacher, Anton Gartner, Simon Tuck, Barbara Conradt [ecwm2002e965658] daf-6, a gene regulating morphology of the glial-like amphid sheath cells, encodes a Patched-related protein. Shai Shaham, Max Heiman, Mark Schroeder, Elliot Perens [ecwm2002e803363] An RNAi-based screen identifies putative mediators and targets of the let-7 small temporal RNA Helge Grosshans, Frank J Slack [ecwm2002e989413] eor-1 and eor-2 act downstream of the Ras and Wnt pathways during vulval and P12 development Robyn M. Howard, Meera V. Sundaram [ecwm2002e874571] Functional Study of Caenorhabditis elegans Cadherins Yukan Duan, Edward M Hedgecock [ecwm2002e172437] Functions of the septins in C. elegans development Fern P. Finger, John G. White [ecwm2002e936016] Effects of Hyperactivation of EGL-15 on Sex Muscle Development Isaac E. Sasson, Michael J. Stern [ecwm2002e201718] clk-1 and ubiquinone biosynthesis Abdelmadjid K. Hihi, Siegfried Hekimi [ecwm2002e965182] THE C. ELEGANS ORFEOME CLONING PROJECT : VERSION 1.0 Jérôme Reboul, Philippe Vaglio, Jean-François Rual, Philippe Lamesch, Laurent Jacotot, Monica Martinez, Christopher Armstrong, Nicolas Bertin, Alban Chesneau, Troy Moore, Jim Hartley, Mike Brasch, Hongmei Lee, Lynn Doucette-Stamm, David E Hill, Marc Vidal [ecwm2002e705538] Two homologues of rde-1, alg-1 and alg-2, are implicated in RNA interference and microRNA pathways. Martin J. Simard, Erbay Yigit, Craig C. Mello [ecwm2002e669380] FGF Regulation of Fluid Balance in C. elegans Peng Huang, Michael J. Stern [ecwm2002e278351] Anaphase Promoting Complex function during meiosis in Caenorhabditis elegans. Edward S. Davis, Barry A. Chestnut, Andy Golden [ecwm2002e399916] Germinal Center Kinase (GCK-1) affects meiotic prophase progression in the Caenorhabditis elegans germline Katherine Roeder, Jill Schumacher [ecwm2002e456343] Evidence for imprinted X chromosome silencing in early C. elegans embryos. Christopher J Bean, Christine E. Schaner, William G. Kelly [ecwm2002e502570] AN UNUSUAL MUTATION IN CDK-1 REVEALS THAT THE MAJOR EMBRYONIC CYCLIN DEPENDENT KINASE HAS A ROLE IN THE REGULATION OF CELL POLARITY Martha C. Soto, Craig C. Mello [ecwm2002e602680] Evolution and fuction of the secretin family of serpentine receptors Surjeet Mastwal, David Yu, Edward Hedgecock [ecwm2002e14979] Exclusion of germ plasm components from somatic lineages by localized protein degradation. Cynthia L. DeRenzo, Kimberly J. Reese, Geraldine C. Seydoux [ecwm2002e766822] Molecular localization of nT1 breakpoints and the role of EGL-18 and ELT-6 GATA factors
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