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Fig. 2. Gli2–/–Gli3–/– mutant mice exhibit a severe loss of sclerotomal gene expression. Expression of Pax1, Pax9 and Sox9 was assessed by whole-mount in situ hybridization in wild type (A,A',A''), Gli2–/– (B,B',B''), Gli3–/– (C,C',C''), Gli2–/–Gli3+/– (D,D',D'') and Gli2–/–Gli3–/– (E,E',E'') E9.5 embryos. Pax1 and Pax9 are expressed normally in all allelic combinations (A-D,A'-D') except for Gli2–/–Gli3–/– embryos, which exhibit a severe reduction and delay in Pax1 and Pax9 (between arrowheads in E and E') expression. In Gli3–/– embryos Sox9 expression is reduced in the anterior somites, with the dorsal region most affected (compare arrowheads in inset of A'' and C''). Gli2–/– and Gli2–/–Gli3+/– embryos exhibit reduced Sox9 in both ventral and dorsal domains of anterior somites (arrowheads in B'' and D''). Sox9 appears normal in the posterior somites of these embryos (indicated by the black line A''-D''). Sox9 is undetectable in Gli2–/–Gli3–/– embryos. Scale bar: 0.5 mm.





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