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Figure 8. Inhibiting Xfz5 Expression in Retinal Progenitors Biases Cells to Adopt the Mu¨ller Glial Cell Fate (A) Expression of dnXfz5 in retinal progenitors by in vivo lipofection caused a 4-fold increase in the representation of Mu¨ller glia as compared to GFP controls. n = 1706 cells from 26 embryos for GFP, n = 402 cells from 9 embryos for dnXfz5. (B) Retinal section (stage 41) showing a GFP-labeled cell (green) expressing dnXfz5 that is colabeled using antibodies for the Mu¨ller glial cell marker CRALBP (red). (C) Expression of dnLRP6 in retinal progenitors by in vivo lipofection also caused a significant increase in the representation of Mu¨ller glia as compared to GFP controls. n = 391 cells from 6 embryos for GFP, n = 252 cells from 5 embryos for dnLRP6. For (A) and (C), the percent representation of each cell type was calculated as a weighted average, and error bars represent SEM; **p < 0.001, *p < 0.05 by Student’s t test. G, ganglion cells; H, horizontal cells; A, amacrine cells; B, bipolar cells; PR, photoreceptor cells; M, Mu¨ller glial cells.

Image published in: Van Raay TJ et al. (2005)

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