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Fig. 4. Effect of pou5f3.2 and pou5f3.2MO on the early development.
(A) Gene expression of Xbra1 in pou5f3.2 or pou5f3.2MOinjected
embryos. Synthesized RNA of GFP (a, d), pou5f3.2 (b, e)
or pou5f3.2MO (c, f) was injected into lateral side of one blastomere
at 2-cell stage together with b-galactosidase as a tracer,
and gene expression of Xbra1 was examined at St.10.5 by
whole-mount in situ hybridization. Arrowheads indicate the injection
side, which is indicated by red reaction product of b-galactosidase.
a–c, lateral view with the animal pole upside and the
dorsal side left. d–f, vegetal view with the dorsal side up. (B)
Gastrulation of pou5f3.2 or pou5f3.2MO-injected embryo. Synthesized
RNA of GFP (a, e), pou5f3.2 (b, f), pou5f3.2MO (c, g) or
pou5f3.2MO and pou5f3.2 (d, h) was injected into lateral side of
one blastomere at 2-cell stage, together with GFP RNA as a tracer,
and morphological changes were examined at St.11. a–d,
vegetal view with the dorsal side up. Arrowheads indicate the
injection side. e–h, GFP fluorescence showing the injection side
in a, b, c and d, respectively. (C) Gastrulation defect of
pou5f3.2MO-injected embryo. Effect of pou5f3.2MO on the gastrulation
was evaluated as a percentage of the embryos showing
gastrulation defect (black) or normal gastrulation (white) at St. 11.
Bar indicates the standard deviation calculated from more than
70 samples. Gastrulation defect was caused in a dose-dependent
manner, and rescued by the co-injection with synthesized
RNAs of 4-base mismatch pou5f3.2. Image published in: Nishitani E et al. (2015) Copyright © 2015. Image reproduced with permission of the Publisher, John Wiley & Sons.
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