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Fig. S6. Glycolysis and PI3K-Akt signaling control neural crest migration. Glycolysis blockade (AJ) and PI3K-Akt blockade (K-T) during EMT and neural crest migration (stage 18 to stage 24) affects neural crest migration as shown by the expression of Sox9, Sox10 and Twist. Embryos rinsed at stage 24 and grown until stage 45 display craniofacial and eye development defects, albeit the presence of all individual cartilage elements. (A-C,F-H,K-M,P-R, U-W) Side views, anterior is to the left. (D,I,N,S,X) dorsal views st 45. (E,J,O,T,Y) Ventral views of alcian blue stained visceral cartilages, st 45. Scale bar= 500μm.

Image published in: Figueiredo AL et al. (2017)

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GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
sox10.LX. laevisThroughout NF stage 26migratory neural crest cell
cranial neural crest
mandibular crest
hyoid crest
sox9.Lcmd1, cmpd1, sox-9, sox9-a, sox9-b, sra1X. laevisThroughout NF stage 26forebrain
cranial neural crest
mandibular crest
hyoid crest
otic placode
optic vesicle
migratory neural crest cell
twist1.Ltwist, twist1-a, twist1-b, X-twi, Xtwi, XtwistX. laevisThroughout NF stage 26migratory neural crest cell
cranial neural crest
mandibular crest
hyoid crest

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