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English: Blue Light Induces Coordinated, Wild-Type Locomotion in a Gα q Mutant Video begins with slamming the plate down hard against the scope stage several times to show that these mutants are unresponsive to harsh physical stimuli. It then zooms up to 108× magnification so the blue light will be concentrated on the animal. A brief darkening indicates the switch to blue light (from a GFP filter), which remains on for the rest of the movie. The white stage light is then turned up at the same time so viewers can see the animal. Genotype is egl-30(805).
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Source Video S4 from Edwards S, Charlie N, Milfort M, Brown B, Gravlin C, Knecht J, Miller K (2008). "A Novel Molecular Solution for Ultraviolet Light Detection in Caenorhabditis elegans". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.0060198. PMID 18687026. PMC: 2494560.
Author Edwards S, Charlie N, Milfort M, Brown B, Gravlin C, Knecht J, Miller K
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