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Fig. 7. Loss of SEMA3A does not rescue the vessel defects caused by the loss of
heparin/neuropilin-binding VEGF isoforms. Visualisation (A-F) and
quantitation (G) of vessel branching in 12.5 dpc mouse hindbrains
derived from Sema3a+/- Vegfa+/120 matings.
(A-F) PECAM-positive vessels in 0.25 mm2 areas of hindbrains
expressing (Vegfa+/+) or lacking
(Vegfa+/120 and Vegfa120/120)
heparin/neuropilin-binding VEGF differed with respect to the presence (A-C) or
absence (D-F) of SEMA3A. (G) Data from hindbrains expressing
(Sema3a+/+) or lacking SEMA3A
(Sema3a-/-) were grouped according to their level of VEGF
isoform expression. Normal 12.5 dpc hindbrains express more VEGF164 than
VEGF120 (Vegfa+/+); mutation of one Vegfa allele
increases VEGF120 at the expense of VEGF164 (Vegfa+/120);
mutation of both alleles ablates VEGF164 expression
(Vegfa120/120) (see
Ruhrberg et al., 2002).