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Fig. 8. grh mutant neuroblasts are insensitive to AbdA-induced apoptosis.
(A-D) Abdominal region of balanced control (A), hs-abdA (B) and
grh370, hs-abdA (C) larvae that received a heat shock at
48 hours and were labelled for Mira and AbdA at 72 hours. Ectopic AbdA
expression from the hs-abdA transgene persists for at least 24 hours
after heat shock and is observed posterior to the endogenous AbdA domain. The
exogenous AbdA activity is sufficient to eliminate all Mira-positive
neuroblasts from the abdomen of hs-abdA but not
grh370, hs-abdA larvae. (D) A single confocal section of a
grh370, hs-abdA larva showing three central abdominal
neuroblasts that have expressed AbdA for 24 hours after heat-shock induction
but have remained resistant to apoptosis.