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Fig. 9. Misexpression of XBF-1-E1A versus XBF-1-EnR has opposite effects on primary neurogenesis. (A,B) Injection of XBF-1-E1A completely suppresses N-tubulin (purple) on the injected side, identified by X-gal staining (A) or anti-myc staining (B). C shows that XBF-1-E1A suppresses N-tubulin (magenta) but does not affect XSox3 expression (light blue). None of the embryos in A-C showed any N-tubulin on the lateral or ventral side. Injection of XBF-1-EnR results in dispersed and ectopic N-tubulin expression (purple in E-G). In some XBF-1-EnR embryos, ectopic N-tubulin is also found anteriorly (I), while XBF-1-E1A-injected (J) and control (H) embryos show no N-tubulin in the anterior neural plate. Injected areas are identified by X-gal staining (light blue) in E and anti-myc staining (light brown) in F,G,I and J. Image published in: Bourguignon C et al. (1998) Copyright © 1998. Image reproduced with permission of the publisher and the copyright holder. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License. Larger Image Printer Friendly View

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