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Fig. 5. Hedgehog dependent and independent smyhc1 and smyhc2
expression. All panels show lateral views. (A) smyhc1 (1
to 249 bp) in situ hybridisation at 48 hpf showing expression in secondary
superficial slow fibres at the dorsal and ventral edges of the somites of a
smo mutant. (B) smyhc2 (1 to 155 bp) in situ
hybridisation at 48 hpf showing wild-type levels of expression in the iob of
smo mutant (see Fig. S1 in the supplementary material for comparison
with wild type). (C) Untreated and cyclopamine treated 55 hpf embryos
showing Hh-independent smyhc1:gfp in the secondary superficial slow
fibres and Hh-independent smyhc2 (1 to 324 bp) in situ hybridisation
signal in the sca and iob. (D) 96 hpf wild-type sib and smo
mutant. The smo mutant has slow MyHC S58 antigen in iob, sca and
secondary superficial slow fibres; smyhc2 (1 to 324 bp) in situ
hybridisation signal in iob and sca; but lacks scp and icp smyhc2 (1
to 324 bp) in situ hybridisation signal. (E) Untreated embryo and
embryo exposed to cyclopamine from the 20-somite stage. This late cyclopamine
exposure does not eliminate the smyhc1:gfp surface slow fibres but
does eliminate smyhc2 (1 to 324 bp) in situ hybridisation signal in
the scp and icp, as well as causing a dorsoventral narrowing of the posterior
tail. Fifteen out of 15 embryos with this treatment showed this phenotype.
(F) High-magnification views of posterior tail in untreated embryo and
embryo exposed to cyclopamine from the 20-somite stage. In untreated embryos,
smyhc2 (1 to 324 bp) in situ hybridisation signal colocalises with
the general muscle MF20 antigen in the scp and icp dorsal and ventral to the
smyhc:gfp surface slow fibre layer. The treated embryos lack scp and
icp smyhc2 (1 to 324 bp) in situ hybridisation signal and general
muscle MF20 antigen dorsal or ventral to the smyhc:gfp surface slow
fibre layer. Scale bars: 25 µm. Abbreviations: icp, infracarinalis
posterior; iob, inferior obliquus; sca, supracarinalis anterior; scp,
supracarinalis posterior.