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Fig. 1. Effects of Hh signaling overexpression on eye DV polarity. (A,B) The red or
light-blue ß-gal staining identifies the injected side. The broken yellow
circles highlight the eye region. (A) Unilateral injection of low doses of
bhh mRNA (1 pg) upregulates Vax2 in the DR and reduces
ET in stage 33 Xenopus embryos. Pax2, Vax1b and
Raldh3 are partially upregulated, but not in the DR, and the
Pax6 domain is slightly reduced in these embryos. On the uninjected
side, Vax2 is normally expressed in the OS and the VR; ET is
expressed in the DR; Pax2, Vax1b and Raldh3 are expressed in
the OS region and Pax6 is expressed in the retina region. (B) High
doses of bhh mRNA (250 pg) upregulate Vax2, Pax2, Vax1b and
Raldh3 throughout the eye, and repress ET and Pax6
expression. (C) Schematic representation of the results shown in A and B. Low
Hh levels partially expand the OS and ventralize in part the DR. Purple
indicates the overlap of ventral and dorsal character in the most dorsal
retina. High Hh levels transform the entire retina into OS.