Pin1 regulates the timing of mammalian primordial germ cell proliferation
Development
Atchison et al. 130 (15): 3579.
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Figure S1
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Genotyping by PCR shows the absence of wild-type Pin1 allele in
homozygous Pin1-deficient mice. No Pin1
protein is detected by western blot in tissue extract of Pin1–/– mice.
Figure S2
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Immunostaining for Pin1 (green) in 7.5 (D) and late 8.5 dpc (A) embryo sections
show that Pin1 is expressed in PGCs and somatic cells at those stages. Adjacent
sections (B,E) were stained for alkaline phosphatase (brown) to reveal the
areas containing PGCs (arrows). (C,F) Negative controls using anti-Pin1
antibodies pre-absorbed with Pin1 protein show the specificity of the Pin1
staining. Red in A,C,D,F is DAPI stained nuclei.