Fig. 5. Cs-lam
3/4/5 can drive considerable tail extension
in the absence of a functional PCP pathway in C.
savignyi. (A,B) Confocal section through (A)
late neurula stage wild-type embryo and (B) mid-tail-stage
aim/aim embryo. Anterior to the left. bra:GFP in
green, phallacidin in red. White arrowheads indicate medially polarized
actin-rich structures. (C) Brightfield images of hatched larvae of the
indicated genotypes. (D) Widefield bra:GFP fluorescence in an
aim/aim;chm/chm embryo. Wild-type sibs
(not shown) are at late tailbud stage. (E) Neurula-stage wild-type
embryo, with phallacidin staining in white and the notochord primordium
pseudocolored in red.