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Fig. 2. ZFPIP is maternally and zygotically expressed during Xenopus laevis development. RT-PCR experiments using Xenopus laevis embryo RNA extracts show that ZFPIP mRNAs are present in stage 1 and then decrease until stage 12. Transcription of mRNAs is enhanced at stage 17 (A). The ZFPIP protein is maternally present in oocytes. The amount of protein is then diluted during the cleavage phase. The α-PCNA antibody is used as an internal quantitative control (B). Whole mount immunohistochemistry assays are performed on Xenopus laevis embryos using an α-ZFPIP or preimmune serum at stages 5, 8, 20 and 39. The pictures show that ZFPIP is mostly present in the animal pole of blastula and progressively localises in developing neural tissues (C). Western blots confirm that the protein is preferentially localised in the animal pole. AP, VP and E correspond respectively to animal pole, vegetal pole and embryo protein extracts (D). Nuclear localization of endogenous ZFPIP or hZFPIP-FLAG protein is observed in embryos or in hZFPIP mRNA injected embryos. The immunohistochemistry is performed with α-ZFPIP or α-FLAG antibodies on Xenopus laevis embryos explants (stage 20) (E).

Image published in: Laurent A et al. (2009)

Copyright © 2009. Image reproduced with permission of the Publisher, Elsevier B. V.

GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
znf462.SxZFPIP, Zfp462, ZFPIP, Zinc Finger Pbx1 Interacting ProteinX. laevisThroughout NF stage 5 (16-cell) to NF stage 8animal hemisphere
znf462.SxZFPIP, Zfp462, ZFPIP, Zinc Finger Pbx1 Interacting ProteinX. laevisThroughout NF stage 20neural plate
anterior neural fold
neuroectoderm
cranial neural crest
neural crest
eye primordium
znf462.SxZFPIP, Zfp462, ZFPIP, Zinc Finger Pbx1 Interacting ProteinX. laevisThroughout NF stage 39head region
otic vesicle
eye
cardiac mesoderm
heart primordium
spinal cord
somite
paraxial mesoderm
nervous system
tail region
olfactory region

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