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Fig. 7. Ubx-mediated repression of Vg in non-DV cells is downstream to Arm and upstream to Vg-autoregulation. (A,B) dpp-GAL4/UAS-Nintra-haltere discs stained for Vg (A) and Wg (B). Unlike in wing discs, activation of Vg by ectopic Nintra is cell autonomous and Wg is not activated in haltere discs. (C,D) dpp-GAL4/UAS-activated Arm-haltere discs stained for Vg (C) and Wg (D). No activation of Vg and Wg was observed. Compare this with Fig. 3E, which shows cell-autonomous activation of Vg in wing discs by ectopic Arm. (E,F) Wild-type (E) and vg1/vg1- (F) haltere discs showing the expression pattern of N23-GAL4. As in wing discs, the GAL4 driver is expressed in non-DV cells of haltere discs, but only in the posterior compartment. (G,H) N23-GAL4/UAS-vg- (G) and vg1/vg1; N23-GAL4/UAS-vg- (H) haltere discs stained for vg-QE (red) and Wg (green). Note that Vg is capable of activating its quadrant enhancer in both wild-type and vg1/vg1 backgrounds. This suggests that downregulation of Vg by Ubx in non-DV cells in wild-type haltere discs is upstream of Vg-autoregulation.