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Fig. 9. Tyrosine phosphorylation of Fak56 at embryonic muscle attachment sites is integrin dependent. Wild-type and inflated^B4 mutant embryos were stained with anti-muscle myosin heavy chain (MHC) (green) and anti-phospho-FAK^Y397 antibodies (red). (A) In wild-type embryos phosphorylated Fak56 is localized at muscle attachment sites (arrowheads), whereas in inflated^B4 mutants no phosphorylated Fak56 can be observed (B).

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