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Fig. 7. Neural crest expression of G37 in neurula and tailbud Xenopus embryos. A: Lateral view of a stage 15 embryo. Arrowheads indicate staining of cranial neural crest. B: Dorsal view of A. G37 expression is seen in the most anterior cranial neural crest. Segregation into individual neural crest segments (arrowheads) has begun. C: Lateral view of a stage 21 embryo. G37 mRNAs are now found in cranial (m, mandibular crest; h, hyoid crest; ab, anterior branchial; pb, posterior branchial), and truncal (1) neural crest segments. The periphery of the eye vesicle (ev) is populated by mandibular (m) neural crest expressing G37 mRNA. D: Dorsal view of C to illustrate expression of G37 mRNAs in the posterior branchial arch segment (pb), and in truncal (1) neural crest. E: Lateral view of a stage 27 embryo. Expression of G37 mRNAs in all cranial neural crest segments and in truncal (1) neural crest of the dorsal fin. F: Close-up view of E at higher magnification to illustrate expression in cranial and truncal neural crest (see C for labeling). Neural crest derivatives were labeled according to the nomenclature of Sadaghiani and Thiebaud (1987). Scale bars: A, B = 160 pm; C, D = 144 pm; E = 225 pm; F = 112.5 pm. Image published in: Brändli AW and Kirschner MW (1995) Copyright © 1995. Image reproduced with permission of the Publisher, John Wiley & Sons. Gene Synonyms Species Stage(s) Tissue pdgfra.L pdgfr2, pdgfr-alpha, pdgfralpha X. laevis Throughout NF stage 15 pre-chordal neural plate anterior neural ridge cranial neural crest pdgfra.L pdgfr2, pdgfr-alpha, pdgfralpha X. laevis Throughout NF stage 21 brain cranial neural crest mandibular crest hyoid crest branchial crest neural tube posterior neural tube anterior neural tube trunk neural crest posterior branchial crest anterior branchial crest pdgfra.L pdgfr2, pdgfr-alpha, pdgfralpha X. laevis Throughout NF stage 27 pharyngeal arch mandibular arch hyoid arch branchial arch trunk neural crest floor plate Image source: Published Larger Image Printer Friendly View

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