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FIGURE 5. Overexpression of frog rdhe2 in Xenopus embryos. A, wild-type or mRNA-injected embryos treated with all-trans-retinol and incubated until early tadpole stages, fixed, and divided into severe, moderate, mild, and normal groups according to the severity of manifested defects. The figure shows representative embryos for each phenotypic class. B, proportion of embryos manifesting defects of different severity after injections of rdhe2 mRNA (4 ng/embryo), raldh2 mRNA (1 ng), or a mixture of both. Embryos were treated with 5 or 8 μM all-trans-retinol from stage 8 to stage 14. C, expression of anterior marker genes otx2, krox20, en2, and rx2a in injected (arrow) versus uninjected side of the embryo analyzed by whole mount in situ hybridization.

Image published in: Belyaeva OV et al. (2012)

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GeneSynonymsSpeciesStage(s)Tissue
rax.Lrax-a, rax-b, rax1, rx, rx-1, rx1, rx1a, Rx2A, Xrax, Xrx1, Xrx1AX. laevisThroughout NF stage 14eye primordium
optic vesicle
otx2.Sotx-2, otx2-a, otx2-b, otxA, Xotx-2, Xotx2X. laevisThroughout NF stage 14eye primordium
optic vesicle
forebrain
egr2.LEGR-2, Krox-20, krox20, XKr20, XKrox-20X. laevisThroughout NF stage 14neural crest
presumptive rhombomere
nervous system
cranial neural crest
hindbrain
en2.LEn-2, en2-a, en2-b, eng2, engrailed 2, engrailed homolog 2, engrailed-2, maben, xen2X. laevisThroughout NF stage 14brain
midbrain

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Experiment + Assay Source Phenotypes and Disease
Xla Wt + aldh1a2 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + aldh1a2 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + aldh1a2 + sdr16c5 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + aldh1a2 + sdr16c5 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally incomplete structure of head
decreased size of the eye
Xla Wt + sdr16c5 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + sdr16c5 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.a, b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormally anteriorly mislocalised eye
abnormally incomplete structure of head
absent eye
decreased length of anterior-posterior axis
fused eyes
Xla Wt + sdr16c5 + retinol + NF32-32 (morphology) fig.5.b
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal NAD-retinol dehydrogenase activity
Xla Wt + sdr16c5 + NF32-32 (in situ hybridization) fig.5.c
Expression Phenotype
mislocalised egr2.L expression in presumptive rhombomere
mislocalised en2.L expression in midbrain
decreased amount otx2.S expression in eye primordium
decreased amount rax.L expression in eye primordium

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