Interplay between the tumor suppressor p53 and TGFß signaling shapes embryonic body axes in Xenopus
Development
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Figure S1
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Xhox3 is
a direct target of BMP and activin signals. Animal caps injected with mRNA
encoding CA-ALK2 (150 pg) or activin (3 pg) were isolated at stage 8 and treated
with cycloheximide (CHX). The expression of marker genes was detected by RT-PCR
at stage 11. Note that BMP and activin signaling, stimulated by CA-ALK2 and
activin, respectively, induced Xhox3 expression even in the presence of CHX,
while the expression of chordin, an indirect target of activin, is suppressed
by CHX.
Figure S2
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In vivo distribution
of p53 transcriptional-activating activity during gastrulation. A p53 reporter
gene, p53 (X3), was injected into different parts of four-cell embryos, which
were then cultured to early gastrula stages. Whole embryos were used for the
luciferase assay as described in Materials and Methods. A reporter vector containing
the Otx minimal promoter without the p53-binding sites was used
as a control. The columns indicate the averages of triplicate assays and the
error bars indicate the ranges. Two other independent experiments gave similar
results.