. 2011 Mar 1;34(3):273–281. doi: 10.1093/sleep/34.3.273

Table S1.

The list of GAL4 lines used to target expression of Go^;GTP

GAL4 line	Sleep changes	Expression pattern in brain	References
1471^*	no	gamma lobes of mushroom body, pars intercerebralis	[1, 2]
17D	no	alpha/beta lobes of mushroom body	[3]
7B^*	increase	alpha/beta lobes of mushroom body; weaker expression in alpha'/beta' and gamma lobes, lateral cell body, pars intercerebralis	[4, 5]
201Y^*	no	gamma lobes and the core region of alpha/beta lobes in mushroom body	[6]
238Y^*	no	a subpopulation of mushroom body, ellipsoid body, pars intercerebralis, thoracic ganglion, antennal lobe	[7, 8]
c205	no	a subset of the central complex	[9]
c232	no	Ellipsoid body of the central complex	[8, 9]
c309^*	decrease	a subpopulation of mushroom body, pars intercerebralis, optic lobe, a subset of central complex, antennal lobe	[3, 8]
c316	no	Dorsal paired medial neurons	[10]
c739	no	a subpopulation of mushroom body, antennal lobes, ellipsoid body and fan-shaped body of the central complex,	[5, 11, 12]
c772	no	Fan-shaped body of the central complex, a subpopulation of mushroom body, antennal lobe, pars intercerebralis	[7, 8]
DDC-Gal4^*	no	Dopaminergic neuron and serotoninergic neuron	[13, 14]
GAD-Gal4^*	no	GABAergic neurons	[15]
GH146	no	Projection neurons, antennal lobe	[16]
Kurs45	no	A subset of pars intercerebralis	[17]
Kurs58	no	A subset of pars intercerebralis	[17]
MB247	increase	a subpopulation of mushroom body	[7]
Mai179	no	Subsets of pars intercerebralis	[17]
Mai301	no	Subsets of pars intercerebralis	[17]
NPF-GAL4	no	Neuropeptide F positive neurons	[18]
OK107	increase	Mushroom body	[8]
Pdf-Gal4	no	Lateral neurons	[19]
Per-GAL4	no	Per-expressing circadian neurons	[20]
P{MBSwitch}	increase	a subpopulation of mushroom body	[6]
pGMR-Gal4	no	Eye	[21]

The sleep of GAL4×UAS were compared with GAL4×w¹¹¹⁸ (background of UAS), UAS×y w (background of MB247 and 7B) or UAS×w¹¹¹⁸ (background of other GAL4 lines)

These GAL4 lines were crossed with w¹¹¹⁸; Tub-Gal80^ts; UAS-Go^GTP. The sleep of crosses were compared with the corresponding control after 12 hours heat shock