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Fig. 3. Analysis of cartilage development in C4st1gt/gt embryos
by staining for lacZ. Part i, wild type; part ii, mutant. (A,D)
Identical staining in whole-mount (A) and sectioned (D) forelimb buds of
cartilage aggregations (arrows) in +/gt (i) and gt/gt (ii) E11.5 embryos.
Asterisk indicates AER. (B,E) Whole-mount staining of cartilage primordia (B)
and sectioning of stained tibia primordium (E) at E13.5 in +/gt (i) and gt/gt
(ii) hindlimbs shows no differences in size of cartilage elements or cellular
patterning. Abbreviations in B: d, digits; t, tibia; fi, fibula; f, femur.
Abbreviations in E: d, distal; p, proximal. Arrowhead indicates slight bending
of gt/gt tibia primordium. (C) Whole-mount staining of hindlimbs at E15.5,
showing impaired segmentation of cartilage in digits (arrowhead) and bending
of tibia (arrow) in gt/gt (ii), but not +/gt (i) embryos. d, digits; t, tibia;
fi, fibula. (F) Sectioned proximal tibia of stained +/gt (i) and gt/gt (ii)
E15.5 hindlimbs. Homozygous mutant growth plates are slightly shortened
(double-headed arrow) and show a decrease in the size of the columnar zone
(c). p, proliferative zone; h, hypertrophic zone. Scale bar: 100 µm for
A,D; 300 µm for B; 100 µm for E; 600 µm for C; 200 µm for F.