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Fig. 6. Notch activation in Delta and lqf-null eye disc clones.
Confocal images of eye discs in the region of the furrow are shown. Anterior
is upwards in all panels. Eye discs are labeled with mAb323, which recognizes
E(spl) proteins. (A,A') An eye disc containing a
Deltarev10 clone marked by the absence of GFP is shown. In
A, the clone is outlined and the asterisks indicate
Deltarev10 cells that express E(spl). (B,B') An eye
disc containing a lqf ARI clone marked by the absence of
GFP is shown. In B, the clone is outlined and the asterisks indicate lqf
ARI cells that express E(spl). The clones were examined
throughout the depth of the eye disc and most E(spl)-expressing cells are
adjacent to clone borders at all levels. Some E(spl)-positive cells are
several distances from the clone border (as in A,A'). This may be
evidence for long-range Delta signaling, a process that is not well understood
(De Joussineau et al., 2003).
Scale bar: 10 µm.