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light-induced cyp-14A5 transcriptional pathway

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we uncover a previously undescribed light-induced transcriptional pathway ... activates an effector gene cyp-14A5 in non-neuronal tissues through the bZIP transcription factors ZIP-2 and CEBP-2

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The bZIP-dependent non-neuronal light-response pathway enhances behavioral adaptability and olfactory memory in C. elegans.

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This bZIP-dependent genetic pathway in non-neuronal tissues enhances behavioral adaptability and olfactory memory

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Light induction of cyp-14A5 is more prominent at shorter wavelengths and is independent of LITE-1 and GUR-3.

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Light induction of cyp-14A5 is more prominent at shorter wavelengths but is independent of the known blue light receptors LITE-1 and GUR-3

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Visible light activates cyp-14A5 in non-neuronal tissues through ZIP-2 and CEBP-2 in C. elegans.

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ambient visible light or controlled-intensity visible-spectrum LED activates an effector gene cyp-14A5 in non-neuronal tissues through the bZIP transcription factors ZIP-2 and CEBP-2