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Fig. 5. Production of hindbrain choroid plexus epithelium begins at
E9.5,
peaks between
E11 and E12, and terminates by
E14. (A-F)
Transverse sections through E9.5-E14.5 hindbrain that has been processed to
detect FlpeERT2 mRNA show expression limited to the
rhombic lip (vertical brackets in A-C), and absent from the hindbrain roof
plate epithelium (hRPe, opposing black arrowheads) and hindbrain choroid
plexus epithelium (hCPe). (G-L) Coronal sections processed for PLAP
detection (dark precipitate) after harvest from E16.5 doubly transgenic
Wnt1::FlpeERT2; R26::FRAP embryos (n=9).
Induction of FlpeERT2-mediated recombination by tamoxifen (TAM)
administration separates temporal cohorts of Wnt1 (rhombic
lip)-derived hCPe. (G) E9.5 TAM administration (recombination at
E10 in
the rhombic lip) resulted in a few labeled E16.5 hCPe cells. (H-J) TAM at
E10.5 (recombination at
E11), E11.5 (recombination at
E12) or E12.5
(recombination at
E13) resulted in numerous labeled cells in the E16.5
hCPe. (K,L) TAM administration at E13.5 (recombination at
E14) resulted
in few labeled hCPe cells (K), and none were present after administration at
E14.5 (L). Insets in G-L reveal no PLAP activity when diluent alone was
administered. (M-R) Coronal sections from doubly transgenic
Wnt1::cre; Cre-responsive ßgal indicator embryos, with
ßgal expression (green by immunodetection) distinguishing hCPe from
underlying mesenchyme and vasculature, and red indicating BrdU incorporation,
reflecting birthdate (time of single BrdU injection indicated above each
panel). BrdU administered at either E9.5 or E14.5 showed very few co-labeled
hCPe cells at E16.5 (M,R, respectively), whereas BrdU administered from E10.5
to E13.5 showed numerous co-labeled hCPe cells (N-Q). Insets show higher-power
views of the boxed areas. rec, recombination time point; harv, harvest time
point; hCP, hindbrain choroid plexus; LRL, lower rhombic lip.