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Fig. 3. Id3-depleted embryos form an excess of CNS progenitors. (A,B) In situ
hybridization of Id3-depleted embryos. In the absence of Id3, the injected
side of the embryo shows greatly expanded expression of Sox3 (A,
arrowhead), a marker of the proliferating multipotent CNS progenitor pool.
Similarly, expression of Opl, a marker of early CNS and border cell
fates is also greatly expanded (B). (C) Phosphohistone H3 immunocytochemistry
of Id3-depleted embryos. No difference is seen in the number of actively
cycling cells on the control versus Id3-depleted (arrowhead) side of the
embryo. (D) Whole-mount TUNEL staining of Id3-depleted embryos. No change in
the numbers of apoptotic cells is noted on the Id3-depleted side of the embryo
(arrowhead) as compared with the control side. Red staining is lineage tracer
ß-gal.