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Fig. 6. Tbx2 functions as a repressor during germ layer differentiation. A: Expression of Tbx2-DBD-EnR inhibits mesendoderm induction by Activin (left panel); expression of Tbx2-DBD-Vp16 does not inhibit Activin-mediated mesendoderm induction (right panel). RT-PCR analysis of animal caps dissected at late blastula stages and cultured until midgastrula stages. tbx2-DBD-EnR or tbx2 DBD-VP16 RNA (1 ng) was injected at early cleavage stages, as indicated. Activin (0.5 ng/ml) was added to stage 8 animal caps, as indicated. B: Expression of Tbx2 DBDVP16 fails to inhibit BMP target gene expression (left panel), and stimulates expression of mesodermal and endodermal marker genes in the absence of exogenous growth factors (left and right panels). RT-PCR analysis of animal caps dissected at late blastula stages and cultured until mid-gastrula stages. tbx2-DBD-VP16 RNA (1 ng) was injected at early cleavage stages, as indicated. The “-RT” lane contains all reagents except reverse transcriptase and was used as a negative control.

Image published in: Teegala S et al. (2018)

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