Dpp signaling in early L3 represses ecdysone biosynthesis enzymes and prevents precocious pupariation during starvation. Dpp signaling in early L3 represses.

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Dpp signaling in early L3 represses ecdysone biosynthesis enzymes and prevents precocious pupariation during starvation. Dpp signaling in early L3 represses ecdysone biosynthesis enzymes and prevents precocious pupariation during starvation. (A) Schematic of heat-shock clone induction experiments. Cultures were maintained at 25°C. FLP-out clones (act<stop<Gal4) were induced 48 h AEL. FLP-out clones in the PG show uneven expression of UAS-GFP possibly because of asynchrony of or variability in the number of endocycles between the individual polyploid cells of the PG. (B, C) FLP-out clones induced 48 h AEL, ring glands dissected 84 h AEL or 120 h AEL, examined for Disembodied (Dib) expression. (B–B‴) GFP-expressing cells expressing the Dpp signal inhibitor Dad have enhanced Dib expression. (C–C‴) GFP-expressing cells expressing the Dpp signal activator UAS-tkvQD have lower Dib expression. (D, E) Effect of feeding 20-hydroxyecdysone (20E) to P0206>tkvQD larvae. Mean pupariation times: P0206> +EtOH 119.0 ± 0.5 h; P0206>tkvQD + EtOH 136.8 ± 0.3 h; P0206>tkvQD 128.8 ± 2.9 h (D) and pupal weight (E). (F–H) Pupariation times of larvae that were initially raised on food and then starved beginning at different 2 h-interval time points after L3 ecdysis. Both phm-Gal4 (F) and UAS-MadRNAi (G) larvae are not viable when starvation begins at 2 h AL3E and pupariate only after a delay when starved beginning at 4 h AL3E (median pupariation time is 68 h AL3E for phm-Gal4 and 56 h AL3E for UAS-MadRNAi) or 6 h AL3E (median pupariation time is 62 h AL3E for phm-Gal4 and 52 h AL3E for UAS-MadRNAi). Beginning at 8 h AL3E, starvation no longer induces a pupariation delay and the median pupariation times are between 47.5 h and 50 h AL3E for phm-Gal4 and between 44 h and 46 h AL3E for UAS-MadRNAi. phm>MadRNAi (H) larvae are viable and able to pupariate when starvation begins at 2 h AL3E. At this and all following starvation time points, there is no delay and median pupariation times are between 44 h and 48 h AL3E (n = 28–32 for each time point). (I) Percentages of larval populations that pupariate (n = 28–32 for each time point). (J) Percentages of adult eclosion (n = 28–32 for each time point). (K)phm-Gal4 larvae pupariate as wandering L3 larvae when continuously raised on food and do not pupariate when starved at 2 h AL3E. (L)phm>MadRNAi larvae pupariate as wandering L3 larvae when continuously raised on food and 72% of larvae form small early L3 pupae with everted spiracles (arrows) when starved at 2 h AL3E. Data information: **P < 0.01. Scale bars are 1 mm. Linda Setiawan et al. LSA 2018;1:e201800216 © 2018 Hariharan et al.