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Fig. 4. Ectopic Msk affects late eye development. All panels show anterior
right, dorsal up; genotypes and temperatures are indicated above panels.
(A,D,G,J) GMR:Gal4, raised at 18°C; (B,E,H,K) GMR:Gal4
UAS:Msk, raised at 18°C; (C,F,I,L) GMR:Gal4 UAS:Msk, raised
at 25°C. (A-C) Adult compound eyes viewed by light microscopy. Note
the reduced red pigment upon the addition of ectopic Msk (compare B and C with
A). (D-F) Adult compound eyes viewed by scanning electron microscopy.
Note the disrupted facet pattern upon the addition of ectopic Msk (compare E
and F with D). (G-I) Adult compound eye sections. Note the reduced
numbers of photoreceptor and pigment cells upon the addition of ectopic Msk
(compare the area indicated by the arrow in H with G). (J-L) 60-hour
pupal eyes, stained for F-actin. Note the disrupted pattern upon the addition
of ectopic Msk (compare K and L with J). Note, all phenotypes are accentuated
by elevated Msk expression (through increased Gal4 activity) at 25°C
(C,F,I,L).