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Fig. 7. Gsh2 can induce Isl1+ dI3 neurons. Framed areas in A
and D are shown enlarged in C and F, respectively. (A-C) Misexpression of
Gsh2 leads to an induction of ectopic Isl1+ dI3 neurons
that is less dramatic than the induction seen following Mash1
overexpression. Arrowheads in B indicate ectopic Isl1+ cells.
Additionally, this induction occurs in a non-cell autonomous manner (C,
arrowheads). (D-F) Isl1 induction by Gsh2 is independent of Mash, as only very
few ectopic Mash1+ cells are seen following Gsh2
overexpression. (G-I) Both Ngn1 and Ngn2 are strongly
repressed (arrowheads) by Gsh2 misexpression, and this repression is
apparent in both their dorsal and ventral expression domains.