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Fig. 6. Repressors interacting with dispersed elements suppress ectopic
Hb9 expression. (A) Distal fragments were linked to the proximal
1386 segment (
NheI) of Hb9 to map elements
involved in repressing ectopic gene expression. (B-E) DNA clones were
electroporated into chick embryos, and immunocytochemistry was used to detect
lacZ (green) and Hb9 (red) at HH stage 24. White bar indicates dorsal
limit of Hb9+ motoneuron population. (B) The proximal segment of
Hb9 drives widespread reporter expression. (C) The 1 kb distal fragment does
not restrict the ectopic expression of Hb9. (D) The 4.6 kb distal fragment
limited reporter expression to motoneurons. (E) The 2.5 kb distal fragment
expressed nlacZ in motoneurons and a few cells in the V2 interneuron
region. (F) The proximal 550 nucleotide segment of Hb9 activates
transcription throughout the spinal cord. In non-motoneurons (non-MNs), this
activation is suppressed by factors that require elements in the 4.6 kb distal
region of the promoter.