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Figure 2. Expression of irx genes is highly regionalized in the developing pronephric kidney. (A–C) Expression patterns of irx1 (A), irx2 (B), and irx3 (C) in the pronephric kidneys of stage 35/36 Xenopus embryos as determined by whole-mount in situ hybridization. Lateral views of whole embryos (left panels; arrowheads indicate pronephric expression), enlargements of the pronephric region (middle panels), and color-coded schematic representations of the segment-restricted expression domains (right panels) are shown. Note the sharp boundaries that limit the expression domains of irx genes in the developing nephron. (D) Summary of the temporal expression profiles of irx genes during pronephric kidney development. The embryonic stages of X. laevis development are indicated. High and low levels of irx gene expression are illustrated with thick and thin lines, respectively. The embryonic expression patterns in early embryos are shown in Supplementary Figure 1.

Image published in: Reggiani L et al. (2007)

Copyright © 2007. Image reproduced on with permission of the Publisher, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. This is an Open Access article.

GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
irx1.Liro, irx1-a, irx1-b, Xiro, Xiro1X. laevisThroughout NF stage 35 and 36pronephric kidney
early distal tubule
head
brain
pharyngeal arch
eye
otic vesicle
tail tip
chordoneural hinge
spinal cord
irx2.LIro2, MGC89388, Xiro2X. laevisThroughout NF stage 35 and 36pronephric kidney
head
brain
eye
pharyngeal arch
early distal tubule
irx3.Lirx3b, MGC131103, xiro-3, xiro3X. laevisThroughout NF stage 35 and 36pronephric kidney
early distal tubule
late proximal tubule
pharyngeal region
brain
midbrain
hindbrain
midbrain-hindbrain boundary
spinal cord
head region

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