Modulating the Kynurenine pathway or sequestering toxic 3-hydroxykynurenine protects the retina from light induced damage in Drosophila
Sarita Hebbar, Sofia Traikov, Catrin Hälsig, Elisabeth Knust
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Sarita Hebbar, Sofia Traikov, Catrin Hälsig, Elisabeth Knust
Malte Lehmann, Sarita Hebbar, B. Grygo Sarah…·Elisabeth Knust
This study shows that mutations in the splicing factor Prp31 in Drosophila cause light-dependent retinal degeneration by increasing rhodopsin 1 accumulation, which can be mitigated by reducing rhodopsin levels.
Malte Lehmann, Sarita Hebbar, Holger Brandl…·Elisabeth Knust
This study uses a Drosophila model to investigate the effects of Prp31 mutations, showing light-induced retinal degeneration linked to oxidative stress and splicing defects.
Samantha J. Hindle, Sarita Hebbar, Dominik Schwudke…·Sean T. Sweeney
This paper characterizes a Drosophila model of saposin deficiency, showing lysosomal storage, neurodegeneration, and calcium homeostasis defects similar to human LSDs.
sarita hebbar, Avinash Khandelwal, Jayashree R…·Dominik Schwudke
This study identifies lipid metabolic imbalances in Drosophila spin mutants, linking ceramide/sphingosine homeostasis to early neurodegeneration in lysosomal storage disorders.