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Fig. 7. Expansion of Dpp signaling in A. gambiae dorsal ectoderm.
Mosquito (A.g.) and fruitfly (D.m.) embryos were hybridized
with short gastrulation (sog; A,B,F) or
tolloid (tld; C,G,H) antisense RNA
probes. A,B,C, and G are lateral views; F and H are ventral views. Mosquito
(D,E) and fruitfly (I,J) embryos were also stained
with an antibody that recognizes the active, phosphorylated form of Mad, pMad.
(D,I) Lateral views; (E,J) dorsal views. The resulting staining patterns
indicate a much broader domain of Dpp signaling in the dorsal ectoderm of
A. gambiae embryos as compared with D. melanogaster.