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Fig. 6. Misexpression of fgf8 at the end of gastrulation rescues otic
induction in RA-depleted embryos, but the rescue is not maintained.
(A,B) Preotic pax8 expression is expanded in transgenic
hsp:fgf8 embryos (B) after misexpression of fgf8 at the end
of gastrulation in comparison to non-transgenic embryos (A).
(C,D) Reduced preotic pax8 expression in RA-depleted
embryos (C) can be rescued by the misexpression of fgf8 at the end of
gastrulation (D), as can heat-shocked transgenic hsp:fgf8 embryos
with normal RA signaling (B). (E,F). Misexpression of
fgf8 at late gastrulation stages (F) leads to the formation of much
larger otic vesicles in comparison to their non-transgenic siblings (E).
(G,H) Transgenic hsp:fgf8 embryos depleted of RA
signaling (H) do not show an increase in otic cells but rather resemble
non-transgenic RA-depleted siblings (G). Dorsal views with anterior towards
the top. Scale bar: 35 µm.