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Production of β-PheRS fragments correlates with food avoidance and slow growth, and is suppressed by the appetite-inducing hormone CCHa2
This study shows that overexpression of β-PheRS in Drosophila causes food avoidance, slow growth, and developmental delay, which are reversed by the CCHa2 peptide, linking β-PheRS fragments to appetite regulation.
DOI 10.1101/2023.01.11.523627