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Fig. 1. el and noc expression in presumptive appendages. (A)
Genomic organization of the elbow and no ocelli loci. The
el transcript consists of three exons spanning 3.3 kb [EST clone
RE67722 (Dorfman et al.,
2002)]. noc is located 83 kb downstream of el
and consists of two exons. The el1 deletion removed
25 kb of DNA between the two coding regions and specifically affects
expression of both genes in the wing imaginal disc, suggesting that it removes
a common regulatory element shared by the two loci. el and
noc were coexpressed at all stages examined. (B) Diagram of the
proximal-distal subdivision of both wing and leg primordia by signaling
molecules. In the leg imaginal disc, the combined activity of Dpp and Wg
induces the expression of Dll in the presumptive appendage primordium (blue)
and restricts the expression of Hth to the periphery of the disc, which will
give rise to the adult body wall (red). In the wing imaginal disc, Wg activity
induces the expression of Nub in the wing primordium (blue) and Vein (Vn)
activity induces the expression of Hth in the periphery of the disc, which
will give rise to the adult body wall (red). (C) Second instar leg disc
labeled with antibodies to visualize Dll protein (blue), El protein (green)
and Hth protein (red). Noc expression was identical to El expression (not
shown). (D) Second instar wing disc labeled to visualize
nocGal4 using UAS-GFP (green), Nub protein (blue)
and Hth protein (red). Note that the expression domain of Noc is slightly
broader than the domain of Nub and overlaps Hth expression. Hth repression
lags behind Tsh repression and thus underestimates the size of the wing field
at early stages (Wu and Cohen,
2002). (E) Mature third instar leg imaginal disc labeled as in C.
Note the change in the relative expression pattern of El and Dll with respect
to the earlier stage in C. (F) Mature third instar wing disc labeled as in
(D). El and Noc are expressed in a ring corresponding to the wing hinge and in
wedge shaped domains centered on the dorsal-ventral boundary.