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Fig. 2. Loss of PPan function strongly affects eye and craniofacial cartilage formation. (A) Schematic of Xenopus PPan protein illustrating the Brix domain (yellow) and σ70-like motif (red). Beneath is illustrated the σ70 deletion construct PPanδσ70. (B) Endogenous PPan is strongly reduced in cells derived from PPan MO-injected Xenopus animal caps (ACs), as compared with Control MO-injected ACs. Scale bars: 20 μm. (C,D) PPan MO1 and MO2, but not Control MO, injection results in a severe eye (C) and cranial cartilage (D) phenotype on the injected side (arrowheads and arrows) in a dose-dependent manner. Co-injection of δ5′UTR PPan RNA rescues PPan MO1-induced phenotypes, whereas PPanδσ70 does not. ba, branchial arches; mc, Meckel's cartilage; ta, tectum anterius. Quantitative evaluations are given to the right. n, number of independent experiments; N, total number of embryos examined. Error bars indicate s.e.m.

Image published in: Bugner V et al. (2011)

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