The Drosophila prosecretory transcription factor dimmed is dynamically regulated in adult enteroendocrine cells and protects against Gram-negative infection

Keyphrases

• Drosophilidae 100%
• Transcription Factor 100%
• Enteroendocrine Cells 100%
• Gram-negative Infections 100%
• Endocrine Tissues 66%
• Peptide Hormone 66%
• Pseudomonas Entomophila 66%
• Lumen 33%
• Host Factors 33%
• Drosophila Melanogaster 33%
• Sensory Epithelium 33%
• Adaptive Response 33%
• Physiological Response 33%
• Gram-negative Pathogens 33%
• Environmental Change 33%
• Microbial Habitats 33%
• Endocrine System 33%
• Antimicrobial Peptides 33%
• Direct Physical Contact 33%
• Hormone Signaling 33%
• System Embedded 33%
• Adult Drosophila 33%
• Midgut 33%
• Pathogen Challenge 33%
• Enteroendocrine 33%
• Gastrointestinal Barrier 33%
• Allatostatin 33%
• Pathogen Exposure 33%
• Diffuse Endocrine System 33%
• Barrier Epithelia 33%
• Systemic Induction 33%
• Dcat 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Transcription Factors 100%
• Enteroendocrine Cell 100%
• Gram-Negative Bacterial Infection 100%
• Pathogen 66%
• Peptide Hormone 66%
• Pseudomonas 66%
• Infection 33%
• Gut 33%
• Adaptive Response 33%
• Host Factor 33%
• Physiological Response 33%
• Midgut 33%
• Polypeptide Antibiotic Agent 33%
• Diffuse Endocrine Systems 33%
• Allatostatin 33%
• Endocrine System 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Transcription Factors 100%
• Enteroendocrine Cell 100%
• Infectious Agent 66%
• Pseudomonas 66%
• Peptide Hormone 66%
• Drosophila Melanogaster 33%
• Adaptive Response 33%
• Antimicrobial Peptides 33%
• Allatostatin 33%