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Fig. 6. eve and grain play additional roles outside of the
eve
grn
zfh1 cascade. (A-E) Stage 15 embryo
stained for Grn (A,B) ß-Gal (A-D) and Zfh1 (A,C,E). B-E are identical to
A but with different combinations of color channels to facilitate the
observation of Grn and Zfh1 expression in aCC (arrows) and RP2 (arrowheads).
grn is unable to rescue eve mosaic mutants (UAS-grn,
eve mosaic; RN2-GAL4, UAS-
lacZ), evident as a failure of
aCC and RP2 to project axons out of the VNC, and of aCC to express Zfh1.
(F-H) Stage 15 embryo stained for Myc and Zfh1, expressing only
UAS-EGFPF (F), UAS-eve (G) or co-misexpressing
both eve and grn (H). (F) In the control, dMP2 axons project
posteriorly in the longitudinal connective and never exit the VNC laterally
(n=62). (G) Ectopic eve triggers lateral VNC exit, but only
in 5% of hemisegments. (H) Ectopic eve and grn (UAS-eve,
UAS-grn, dMP2-GAL4; UAS-EGFPF) triggers lateral VNC exit in
40% of hemisegment (n=84). There is no evidence of Zfh1 expression in
dMP2 neurons (yellow circles), in the control (F) or in the misexpression
backgrounds (G). Arrowheads indicate dMP2 axons exiting the VNC.