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Slug morpholino effects: Panel A is a comparison of the Slug morpholino sequence (“MO”) with X. laevis SlugA, SlugB, and Snail RNA sequences; start codons are underlined. B–G: Injection of the Slug MO (10 ng/embryo) blocks the expression of Xbra (B-uninjected, C-Slug MO injected), Xmenf (D-uninjected, E-injected), and Antipodean (Apod)(F-uninjected, G-injected). Arrows (C,E,G) point to region of suppression; vegetal pole (“VP”) is indicated. In G, the red staining is due to a β-galactosidase lineage marker. H: Injection of the Slug MO into one cell of a two cell embryo blocks the expression of Sox9 on the injected side (arrow); “*” marks otic placode domain of Sox9 expression. I: Sox9 expression in Slug MO injected embryos is rescued by co-injection of mycGFP-Slug RNA (650 pg/embryo). In analogous studies, the effects of the Slug MO (10 ng/embryo) on Xbra (J), Apod (K) and Sox9 (L) expression were rescued by injection of Snail RNA (500 pg/embryo). In H, I and L, the line marks midline of the embryo, with anterior (“An”) and posterior (“Ps”) indicated. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0000106.g001

Image published in: Zhang C et al. (2006)

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GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
tbxt.Sbra, brachyury, ntl, t, t-a, t-b, X-bra, Xbra, XbrachyuryX. laevisThroughout NF stage 10involuting marginal zone
mesoderm
menf.1.LxmenfX. laevisThroughout NF stage 10mesoderm
involuting marginal zone
vegt.Lantipodean, brat, tVegT, vegt-a, vegt-b, xombiX. laevisThroughout NF stage 10involuting marginal zone
mesoderm
sox9.Scmd1, cmpd1, sox-9, sox9-a, sox9-b, sra1X. laevisThroughout NF stage 17preplacodal ectoderm
neural crest
otic region

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