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Fig. 8. Mbh1 function as a transcriptional repressor. Transverse sections at
brachial levels of the spinal cord, two days after electroporation at E11.5 of
EYFP alone (A), EYFP/Mbh1 (B),
EYFP/Math1 (C), EYFP/En-Mbh1 (D),
EYFP/VP16-Mbh1 (E) and
EYFP/Math1/VP16–Mbh1 (F). Similar
patterns of EYFP+ axons were observed through all axial levels of
the spinal cord in all electroporated EYFP+ embryos (n=20,
32, 20, 10, 10 and 10 for EYFP, EYFP/Mbh1, EYFP/Math1,
EYFP/En-Mbh1, EYFP/VP16-Mbh1 and
EYFP/Math1/VP16–Mbh1, respectively).
Arrowheads indicate EYFP+ commissural axons. Scale bar: 100
µm.
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