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Fig. 4. Loss of Xfoxi1a/b function leads to reduction of epidermal tissue in naïve ectodermal cells. Animal caps given injection of Xfoxi1a-MO (50 ng), Xfoxi1b-MO (50 ng), Xfoxi1a-MO+Xfoxi1b-MO (25 ng each) or five-base mismatched control MOs for Xfoxi1a and Xfoxi1b (25 ng each) were excised from stage 9 embryos, and then cultured until sibling embryos reached stage 14. RT-PCR was performed using primers to detect the neural marker Sox2, non-neural ectodermal markers (XK81, Dlx3, Msx1) and the mesodermal marker MyoD. H4 (histone H4) was used as the loading control.

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