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Fig. S1. Increased cell-scatter following HH blockade in the midbrain. Unilateral HH blockade results in the spread of PHOX2A+ precursors and differentiated neurons in a cross-section through an E6 midbrain. Broken line delineates the ventricular-mantle layer boundary.
Figs S2 and S3. Cell death following HH blockade in the midbrain. TUNEL labeling at E5 demonstrating a comparable increase in cell death on the electroporated (right) side after unilateral EGFP (S2) and Ptc1Δloop2 (S3) electroporations.
Fig. S4. Reduced cell proliferation following SHH overexpression in the midbrain. Unilateral misexpression of SHH results in reduced cyclin D1 expression (*) in tectum.
Fig. S5. The lateral periphery of the ventral midbrain is specified by H&H 13. Cross-section through the brain shown in Fig. 4G and H, demonstrating that HH blockade after H&H 13 does not affect the specification of lateral (EVX1+) cell fates.
Fig. S6. Cell mixing following HH blockade in the midbrain. HH blockade results in the mixing of OTX2+ (blue, arrowhead) and hindbrain cells (arrowhead). Although GBX2 (blue) expression is present in lateral hindbrain, it is absent from the hindbrain ventral midline where cells are electroporated and ectopic OTX2 is seen.
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