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Fig. 3. Dorsal spinal cord progenitor domains are increased in cyclopamine-treated and normal in rescued regenerates. (A-C) Pax7 antibody stainings on cross-sections of cyclopamine-treated regenerate (A), rescued regenerate (B), and agonist-treated regenerate (C). The Pax7 expression domain in the dorsal ependymal tube is expanded ventrally in A, normal in B (compare to Fig. 1G), and absent in C (dashed line in C marks the ependymal tube). The arrows in A,B point to the ventral border of Pax7 expression in the ependymal tube. Note that the Pax7 expression persists in the lateral blastema cells in C. Pax7 staining is in red and nuclear Hoechst staining in blue. (D,E) In situ hybridization of Msx1 on cross-sections of cyclopamine-treated (D) and rescued regenerates (E). Msx1 expression in the ependymal tube of cyclopamine-treated regenerates is strongly expanded laterally (D, compare with Fig. 1I). The rescued tails show normal Msx1 expression (F). Scale bars: 100 µm.





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