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Figure 5


Fig. 5. In vivo NF-{kappa}B activity is downstream of Eda A1/EdaR. (A) {kappa}Gal NF-{kappa}B reporter mice ((Ig{kappa})3xconalacZ, {kappa}gal) were mated into cI{kappa}B{alpha}{Delta}N (I{kappa}B{alpha}{Delta}N, {Delta}N), downless (dl, mutant EdaR) or tabby (ta, mutant Eda A1) mice, and analysed by X-Gal test at the time point of guard hair placode initiation. Upper panels, E14; lower panels, E15. {kappa}Gal x cI{kappa}B{alpha}{Delta}N mice only revealed some background staining close to the eye and elbow. In {kappa}Gal x downless and x tabby embryos, X-Gal staining was absent in the placodes, but present in blood vessels (see lower left insets). (B) Technovit sections of X-Gal stained P0 skin of the same matings as indicated in the top left. For X-Gal staining in newborn wild-type {kappa}Gal skin, see Fig. 2B. (C) In situ hybridization of sagittal paraffin sections of wild-type, cI{kappa}B{alpha}{Delta}N and downless (dl) embryos at indicated time points, using EdaR, mouse I{kappa}B{alpha}, Eda A1 and human I{kappa}B{alpha} antisense probes. vib., vibrissae. Arrows indicate follicle placodes and (in Eda A1) interfollicular epidermis. 0/1–3, developmental stages of hair placode.