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Fig. 1. Ptf1a is in precursors to multiple neural tissues and overlaps with Mash1
in the dorsal neural tube. The Ptf1a lineage was visualized by ß-gal
staining of Ptf1aCre/+;R26R-stop-lacZ+/- mice.
(A) E11.5 whole mount, showing ß-gal staining in the dorsal neural tube
(inset) from the mid-hindbrain to the tail (arrowheads). Staining in the
pancreas is indicated by the arrow. (B) brain and spinal cord dissected from
an E16.5 embryo, stained for ß-gal, showing expression in cerebellum
(arrow) and dorsal spinal cord (arrowhead). Ventral diencephalon also reveals
cells from the Ptf1a lineage (inset). (C,D) Adult cervical spinal cord,
showing ß-gal stained cells primarily in laminae I-IV. The boxed area in
C is shown at higher magnification in D. Arrows (C) highlight labeled cells
found ventral to boxed area. (E) Adult cerebellum with ß-gal-stained
Purkinje, stellate, basket and Golgi cells. (F) Coronal section of the adult
brain reveals ß-gal-stained cells in the ventral hypothalamus. Tissue is
counterstained with Nuclear Fast Red (C,D,F) and Nissl (E). Immunofluorescence
on transverse neural tube sections of E10.5 (G,H) and E11.5 (I,J) wild-type
mice. (G,I) Ptf1a (red), Mash1 (green) and their co-labeling (yellow) in a
subset of cells. (H,J) Ptf1a (red) and BrdU incorporation (green) are largely
non-overlapping. The asterisk in H indicates a rare BrdU-incorporating Ptf1a
cell. Scale bar: 1 mm in A; 50 µm in D-J; 12.5 µm in the insets. ba,
basket cells; dI3-dI5, dorsal interneurons 3-5; Go, Golgi cells; MZ, marginal
zone; Pu, Purkinje cells; st, stellate cells; VZ, ventricular zone.