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Experiment details for rax

Schuff M et al. (2009) Assay

FoxN3 is required for craniofacial and eye development of Xenopus laevis.

Gene Clone Species Stages Anatomy
rax.L laevis NF stage 16 eye
rax.L laevis NF stage 29 and 30

  Figure 3. Analysis of the FoxN3 small eye phenotype. Thirteen nanograms of FoxN3-MO were co-injected with 200 pg GFP RNA in one blastomere at 2-cell stage. Asterisks denote the injected side. A,B: Whole mount in situ hybridization of unilaterally FoxN3-MO-injected embryos showing xRx staining in the eye field. A: Frontal view of a stage-16 embryo. B: Dorsal view of a stage-30 embryo. The insert shows a magnification of the right and left eye. No difference in xRx expression between injected and uninjected side is noted. C,C': Comparison of the injected (FoxN3-MO) and uninjected side of an embryo at stage 35. C' shows the injected side. No difference in the size of the forming eyes is observed. D,D': Right and left view of an unilaterally injected embryo, stage 39. D' shows the injected side. The eye at the FoxN3-MO injected side is clearly reduced in comparison to the uninjected side. E, F: Sections of Alcian blue-stained eyes of the uninjected control side (E) and the FoxN3-MO-injected side (F) of an embryo at stage 48. F: The eye is smaller but shows a normal structure. The different layers of the retina are clearly visible indicating that the differentiation of the retina is not affected by FoxN3-MO injection. The black arrows denote the optic nerve, indicating identical planes of section in E and F.