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Fig. 8. XFlop and LPA have distinct roles in cortical actin assembly. (A,A')
Single dissociated cells from control, and LPA1 and LPA2 receptor-depleted
embryos (15 ng of the morpholino oligo was used against each receptor).
Depletion of the LPA receptors reduced the density of cortical actin to that
of control dissociated cells (see also
Lloyd et al., 2005).
(B,B') Single dissociated cells from control and XFlop-depleted (12
ng/oocyte, oligo 1s) embryos. XFlop depletion reduces cortical actin
significantly when compared with control dissociated cells. (C) XFlop
and LPA mRNA can each rescue the effects of depletion of the other, indicating
that they have distinct functions in actin assembly. For experimental details,
see text.
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