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Fig. 6. Rst function is required to achieve proper Dpp signaling activity in the
Drosophila pupal retina.
(A,B,D,E,G,H) p-Mad staining in 31
hours APF retinas from wild-type (A,B) and rst mutant animals
(D,E,G,H). (C,F,I) Anti-Armadillo staining of the retinas
to visualize the cells. Abnormally high levels of p-Mad were observed in
genotypically rst IPCs (E,H; compare with B). Arrows point to sensory
bristles. (J-L) 42 hours APF retinas overexpressing activated Tkv
(GMR>tkvQ253D). The predominant phenotype observed
(J,K, arrows point to examples of multi-layered IPCs), except for the
most-anterior part of the retina which showed only minor IPC patterning
defects (L, arrowheads).