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Fig. 6. Overgrowth phenotype induced by expression of
UAS-ft
ICD in wild-type wing discs.
(A) Control ap-gal4 UAS-GFP wing disc showing dorsal region of
expression (green). (B) Overgrowth induced in dorsal cells by
ap-gal4 UAS-GFP UAS-ft
ICD. Ventral regions lacking
expression in A and B are similar in size. (C,D) Overgrowth
induced by hh-gal4 UAS-GFP UAS-ft
ICD in posterior
compartment (green) of wing pouch and prospective hinge region. There is
similar expression of the wing pouch Wg target Dll (purple and right panel) in
anterior and posterior cells in C. The distal ring of wg-lacZ
expression (purple and right panel) is similar in width in cells inside
(arrowhead) and just anterior to (arrow) the region of misexpression in D.
(E,F) Expression of UAS-ft
ICD in the
posterior of wing imaginal discs using en-gal4 (E) or
hh-gal4 (F). Discs were stained using an antiserum generated against
the intracellular domain of Ft (Yang et
al., 2002). (E) Expression in
ftG-rv/ftfd discs. The region of misexpression
was identified by the stabilization of Ds (green, left panel); the anti-Ft
(purple and right panel) did not crossreact with Ft
ICD. (F) Expression
in wild-type discs. Endogenous Ft (purple and right panel) was stabilized in
the region of Ft
ICD expression, identified by the HA tag on
Ft
ICD (green, left panel). (G) Anti-DE-cadherin (purple and
right panel) staining after dorsal expression of UAS-GFP (green) and
UAS-ft
ICD using ap-gal4. Shg levels were
slightly decreased dorsally.