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Larval activity over the time course of the experiment. Activity (percentage of Δpixels/min) for each microexon and regulator deletion line and biological replicate (clutch). Traces represent mean ± SEM across larvae from the same clutch and genotype. Dark and light periods are shown with gray or white background, respectively. For simplicity, for the srrm3/4 double mutant, WT denotes srrm3+/+,srrm4-/-, Het srrm3+/-,srrm4-/-, and DEL srrm3-/-,srrm4-/-. |
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