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Fig. 6. The putative function of ATO proteins and NGN proteins during neuronal
lineage development in Drosophila and vertebrates. (A) Both ATO
proteins and NGN proteins may be specifying early neural progenitors (NPCs) in
flies and vertebrates, respectively, using divergent mechanisms. N and G are
neuronal and glial precursors, respectively. (B) In vertebrates, NGN proteins
may specify neuronal, rather than neural, precursor cells. In this model, it
is not known which genes specify neural precursor cells. (C) ATO proteins and
NGN proteins use different genetic pathways to regulate Notch signalling and
neural and/or neuronal precursors. X and Y refer to different unknown factors
that mediate the synergy between ATOs and SENS on the one hand, and NGNs and
MyT1 on the other.