Fig. 1. rpsa is dynamically expressed in development. (A,B) Both in situ hybridization (A) and ultra-high temporal resolution RNA-seq analysis (B) reveal low levels of rpsa transcripts prior to stage 12 in X. tropicalis. Expression increases throughout subsequent stages and is primarily associated with the developing neural folds (nf), brain (b), cranial neural crest (cnc) and ventral mesoderm/blood islands (vm/bl). Expression is also diffusely detected in the lateral mesoderm (lm) where the spleen will form. pa, pharyngeal arches.
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| Gene | Synonyms | Species | Stage(s) | Tissue |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| rpsa | 37-kd LR, 37lrp, 67-kd LR, lambr, Laminin Receptor, lamr1, LR, lrp, p40 | X. tropicalis | Throughout NF stage 16 | neural fold neural plate border |
| rpsa | 37-kd LR, 37lrp, 67-kd LR, lambr, Laminin Receptor, lamr1, LR, lrp, p40 | X. tropicalis | Throughout NF stage 24 | cranial neural crest posterior neural tube brain |
| rpsa | 37-kd LR, 37lrp, 67-kd LR, lambr, Laminin Receptor, lamr1, LR, lrp, p40 | X. tropicalis | Throughout NF stage 28 | brain pharyngeal arch lateral plate mesoderm ventral blood island neural tube neural crest intersomitic region |
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