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Figure 2. Cdc42ep3-MO affected the expression of somitic genes. (AC) Embyros were injected with 10 ng of CEP3-MO on one side, and the expression of somitic genes were compared between injected and uninjected sides. At the late gastrula stage (stage 15), CEP3-MO did not affect the expression of mesodermal genes myf5 or myod1 or pan-mesodermal gene tbxt (Xbra). At the early neurula stage (stage 22), the expression of mef2d and myod1 shows a segmented pattern in the uninjected side, but not in the CEP3-MO-injected side (arrows). At late tailbud stages, the segmented expression pattern, but not the overall expression level of myogenic genes myog and myf6 was affected by CEP3-MO. Similar segmentation defect was observed in embryos stained with 12/101 antibody. (D) While 0.3ng CEP3 alone did not induce obvious segmentation defect, coinjection of CEP3 with CEP3-MO partially rescued the segmentation defects. Dorsal view (A, top panels in B, and top panels in D) or lateral view (bottom panels in B,C, and bottom panels in D, showing both sides of the same embryo) of the embryos was shown, with anterior to the left. (E) The percentage of defective embryos were summarized in the bar graph. Chi-squared test was performed and both CEP3-MO mediated knockdown and CEP3 rescue led to significant difference in the phenotype. *P < 0.01.

Image published in: Kho M et al. (2019)

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GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
myf5.Lmyf-5, Xmyf-5, Xmyf5X. laevisThroughout NF stage 15paraxial mesoderm
myod1.Lmf25, MyoD, myod1-a, myod1-b, myogenic factor 3, XMyoD, XtmyoDX. laevisThroughout NF stage 15paraxial mesoderm
tbxt.Lbra, brachyury, ntl, t, t-a, t-b, X-bra, Xbra, XbrachyuryX. laevisThroughout NF stage 15mesoderm
notochord
circumblastoporal collar
mef2d.Lmef2d-a, mef2d-b, sl1, XMEF2DX. laevisThroughout NF stage 22somite
presomitic mesoderm
myod1.Lmf25, MyoD, myod1-a, myod1-b, myogenic factor 3, XMyoD, XtmyoDX. laevisThroughout NF stage 22somite
presomitic mesoderm
myog.Lmyf 4, myf-4, myf4, myog-a, myog-b, myogenin, Xmyog, XMyogeninX. laevisThroughout NF stage 28somite
myf6.Lherculin, mrf4, myf6-a, myf6-b, Xmrf4, XMRF4-a, XMRF4aX. laevisThroughout NF stage 28somite

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Experiment + Assay Source Phenotypes and Disease
Xla Wt + cdc42ep3 MO + NF22 (in situ hybridization) Fig. 2 BE
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal presomitic mesoderm
abnormal sclerotome
abnormal somite morphology
Xla Wt + cdc42ep3 MO + NF28 (in situ hybridization) Fig. 2 CE
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal presomitic mesoderm
abnormal sclerotome
abnormal somite morphology
Xla Wt + cdc42ep3 MO + NF35/36 (immunohistochemistry) Fig. 2 CE
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal presomitic mesoderm
abnormal sclerotome
abnormal somite morphology

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