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XPax-2: mid-hindbrain junction, presumptive pronephros, rectal diverticulum, pharyngeal aches, otic vesicle and spinal chord.
Although sequence homology indicates that this gene is a Pax-2 orthologue, it is expressed in the thyroid gland, normally a site of Pax-8 expressionin mammals. In mice the thyroid is not effected by Pax-2 disruption, but it is by Pax-8 disruption. Conversely, the Xenopus gene most closely related to mammalian Pax-8, XPax-8, is not expressed in the thyroid gland. Carroll and Vize have shown that XPax-8 and XPax-2 are functionally redundant, and it appears that these orthologues have retained different promoter elements in different taxa.
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Anterior is to the left in all panels. Dorsal is up in panels C,D,E,G and H. A and B are dorsal views, C, D, E and H are lateral views and F is a ventral view.
| Cloned by: | Original description: | ||
| Tom Carroll, also see Heller et al. | Carroll, T.J. and Vize, P.D. (1999) Synergism between Pax-8 and lim-1 in embryonic kidney development. Dev Biol. 214: 46-59. | ||
| Images submitted by: | Sequence | ||
| Peter Vize | AF179300 | ||
| Probe available from: | Other papers by: | ||
| Peter Vize | Tom Carrol and Peter Vize | ||
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| plasmid name: | antisense RE cut: | antisense transcription: | XPax genes |
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