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Fig. 4. Cadherin-mediated adhesion in ß-catenin CKO embryos. (A)
Double immunolabeling of ß-catenin (ß-cat) and E-cadherin (E-cad),
-catenin (
-cat) or
-catenin (
-cat) at E8.75 and
E9.0. Brackets indicate ß-catenin-negative regions of ectoderm in CKO
embryos. (B) Double immunolabeling of E10.5 embryos with ß-catenin
and either E-cadherin or
-catenin. Dashed ovals indicate the outline of
ß-catenin-negative otocysts. Both E-cadherin and
-catenin are
expressed in the ß-catenin-negative cysts. (C) Neurogenesis in
ß-catenin CKO embryos at E10.5. A Neurod1-positive ganglion can
be seen delaminated from the small CKO otocyst (arrowhead). This ganglion is a
mixture of ß-catenin-positive (red, white arrow) and negative (dashed
line) cells. ß-Catenin-negative cells are still ßIII tubulin (TuJ1,
green) positive. t, trigeminal; g, geniculate; cv, cochleovestibular; p,
petrosal and n, nodose ganglia. Scale bars: 100 µm.