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Fig. 10. Model depicting proposed cell autonomous and non-autonomous roles for AP2
proteins in NCC development. Illustrations of transverse sections depicting
early migratory stages of NCCs (A) and later interactions within the
pharyngeal primordia (B). (A) Initially, tfap2a acts autonomously
within NCCs to regulate hoxa2, dlx2 and kit expression. (B)
Later, tfap2a and tfap2b act together in the surface
ectoderm (blue) to regulate Fgf8 and possibly other Fgfs that activate
sef expression and control cartilage development, together with Fgf3
signaling from the pharyngeal endoderm (yellow).