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XCL-2 is a novel m-type calpain and disrupts morphogenetic movements during embryogenesis in Xenopus laevis.

XCL-2 is a novel m-type calpain and disrupts morphogenetic movements during embryogenesis in Xenopus laevis.

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capn8.1.L laevis NF stage 12.5 to NF stage 33 and 34 cement gland , circumblastoporal collar

  Fig. 3. Spatial expression of XCL-2. (A) A posterior view of stage 12.5 embryos. Dorsal is up. Signal appears at a restricted area ventral to blastopore. (B,C) Anterior and posterior views, respectively, of the same stage 15 embryo. Dorsal is up. In (B), expression is detected at the most anterior of neural plate; in (C) it shows the same expression zone as in (A). (D) Ventral view of a late neurula. Anterior is left. It shows the localized expression in cement gland and proctodeum. (E) Ventral view of an early tail-bud. Anterior is left. The expression in cement gland and proctodeum becomes even stronger. (F) In late tail-bud stages, expression is only detected in the cement gland. (G) A sagittal section through a stage 15 embryo, confirming that the expression in (B) and (C) is only localized to the mesoderm-free zone and the ventral circumblastoporal collar. The expression zone is highlighted with boxes. (H,I) Sagittal sections through the head and tail of a stage 23 embryo, respectively, confirming that the expression in (E) is only localized to cement gland and proctodeum. a, anterior view; bl, blastopore; cg, cement gland; mfz, mesoderm-free zone; nf, neural fold; nt, neural tube; p, posterior view; pc, prosencephalon; pr, proctoduem; pv, procencephalic ventricle; vbc, ventral circumblastoporal collar.