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Fig. 4. Actin is disorganized in the salivary placodes of
Tec29K00206 embryos. All the panels show optical sections
of embryos focused on the apical surface of the salivary placodes. In all the
panels, the circle outlines the salivary placodes. (A,B) The apical staining
for 
-spectrin looks normal in Tec29K00206 embryos.
(C,D) Actin disorganization on the apical surface of the cells in
Tec29K00206 embryos is evident at early stage 12 when the
embryos are stained with a monoclonal antibody against ACTIN, which detects
both G-actin and F-actin.
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