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Fig. 1.
Notch signaling promotes formation of floor plate and hypochord and represses notochord.
Notch signaling was repressed by injection of mRNA encoding Su(H) DNA-binding mutant (SDBM, B, E, H, K, N) and activated by Notch intracellular domain mRNA (NICD, C, F, I, L, O). Floor plate development was assayed by expression of Netrin (A–C), F-spondin (G–I), and FoxA2 (J–L). Notochord formation was assayed by Axial protocadherin (AxPC, D–F) and Tor70 staining (brown, G–O). Tor70 staining has high variability and background, and thus should not be considered quantitative. Hypochord development was assayed by F-spondin (G–I, staining ventral to notochord) and VEGF (M–O). (A–F) Dorsal views, anterior up. (G–O) Transverse vibratome sections through middle of spinal cord at tailbud stages.