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Gli proteins encode context-dependent positive and negative functions: implications for development and disease.



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foxa2.L laevis NF stage 33 and 34 floor plate

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  Fig. 4. Floor plate and neuronal induction assays. Normal (A) and ectopic (B) expression of HNF-3b protein in control uninjected (A) and Gli1-injected (B) approx. stage 34 tadpoles. The embryo shown in B is an example of the floor-plate-induction assay used in this study (see Lee et al., 1997; Ruiz i Altaba, 1998). Arrows in B point to sites of ectopic expression anterior and dorsal to the floor plate (fp). The panels show side views of cleared whole-mount-labeled specimens with anterior to the top in A and to the left in B. (C-F) Ectopic neurogenesis marked by the ectopic expression of Ntubulin in neurulae (approx. stage 14) injected unilaterally with Gli2 (C), NLSGli2 (D), Gli3 (E) of an N-terminal deletion of Gli3. In (F), N-tub expression is restricted ventrally. (C) Dorsal view with anterior end to the top. Endogenous labeling in primary neuronal stripes is evident in the non-injected sides. (D,E) Dorso-lateral views with anterior end to the top. (F) Ventral views. Arrows point to sites of ectopic expression and the myc label depicts the localization of Myctagged Gli proteins, coincident with the sites of ectopic N-tub expression. (G,H) Gli3C¢æCla (H), but not Gli1C¢æPstI (G), inhibits ectopic and endogenous neurogenesis. The region inheriting the injected protein is labeled (myc) and arrows in H point to absence of N-tub expression in the injected side. The motor neuron (m), interneuron (i) and sensory neuron (s) stripes are identified. Dashed lines depict axes of bilateral symmetry.