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Fig. 1. Mis-activating early pronephric Notch signalling caused ectopic medial pronephrogenesis. (A-J) X. laevis embryos were injected at the eight-cell stage into a V2 blastomere to target tissues including the presumptive pronephric region. notch-ICD mRNA or deltaSTU mRNA was co-injected with beta-galactosidase mRNA to act as a lineage tracer [blue (A,B); red (C-J) staining on the injected side]. At stage 41, 3G8 is ectopic (white arrows) and 4A6 is reduced in embryos injected with notch-ICD mRNA (A). deltaSTU reduces 3G8 staining (white arrow) but has no effect on 4A6 staining (B). At stage 36, Na+K+ATPase expression is reduced after overexpression of notch-ICD (C), but only the proximal domain of Na+K+ATPase expression is reduced upon deltaSTU overexpression (D). slc5a2 expression is inhibited after overexpression of notch-ICD (E) and deltaSTU (F). At stage 32, odf3 (white arrows, G) and nephrin (black arrow, I) expression is ectopic upon notch-ICD mRNA injection. odf3 (white circle, H) and nephrin (J) are inhibited by deltaSTU. Asterisk denotes injected side.

Image published in: Naylor RW and Jones EA (2009)

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GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
atp1b1.Satp1b1a, Beta1-Na/K-ATPase, Na+-K+-ATPase, β1-NaK-ATPaseX. laevisThroughout NF stage 33 and 34early proximal tubule
late proximal tubule
early distal tubule
late distal tubule
slc5a2.LX. laevisThroughout NF stage 33 and 34early proximal tubule
late proximal tubule
cimap1a.Lodf3X. laevisThroughout NF stage 33 and 34epidermis
pronephric nephrostome
nphs1.SnephrinX. laevisThroughout NF stage 33 and 34glomus

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