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Figure 8


Fig. 8. Contribution to HH-responding bladder and external genitalia mesenchymes from the PCM. Above is a schematic depicting the inducible Gli1-CreERT2 allele and the experimental timecourse employed to labeling HH-responsive tissues. (A-D,F,G) LacZ staining of urogenital tissues in Gli1-CreERT2;R26R embryos that were administered tamoxifen at E8.75~9.0. (A,C) Whole-mount view of stained embryos at E10.5 and E13.5. (B,D) Mid-sagittal sections show the contribution of HH-responsive cells initially to the PCM (yellow box and inset) and to the mesenchyme of the GT and bladder (D, red arrow). (E) Diagram of newborn sagittal specimens; yellow boxes indicate likely primordia of penile bone and corporal bodies and the bladder, labeled and shown in F and G, respectively. b, bladder; c, cloaca; gt, genital tubercle; hg, hindgut; pcm, peri-cloacal mesenchyme; r, rectum; t, tail bud.





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