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Fig. 8. Model of action of Ubx on the Dpp pathway. (A)
Scheme of the relationship between Ubx and different elements of this
pathway in the central domains of wing (W) and haltere (H) discs. In the
haltere disc, Ubx reduces dpp transcription, eliminates
dally and mtv expression in most of the pouch and elevates
Tkv levels, thus reducing the extent of Dpp spread and activity (but
increasing it in AB cells). (B,C) Cartoons representing the
distribution of Dpp (blue balls) in wing (B) and haltere (C) discs, showing
less Dpp and less Dpp spread in the latter. The Tkv expression is indicated by
the size of the Y symbol and the colours in the nuclei represent Dpp activity.
(D,E) Effect of Ubx- (D) and
Ubx- tkv+ (E) mutant clones in Dpp signaling.
In Ubx- clones the levels of Tkv are reduced so that Dpp
can travel through the clone and reach the wild-type cells in more peripheral
positions (D). If tkv is expressed in these clones, it retains Dpp
and reduces the extent of Dpp activity (E).