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Fig. 3. Noggin and chordin promote Nodal expression around the node,
the level of which correlates with Nodal expression in left LPM.
(A-D) Ventral views of 4s mouse embryos hybridized with Nodal
probe. The node area is boxed. The approximate level of Nodal
expression around the node is judged as normal (++), weak (+) or undetectable
(-). Arrowheads indicate Nodal expression in LPM. (A) Wild-type
embryo. (B-D) Chrd-/-;Nog-/- (DKO) embryos
showing variable levels of perinodal Nodal expression. (E)
Summary of perinodal Nodal expression in non-mutant control (wild
type, Chrd-/-;Nog+/+ and
Chrd-/-;Nog+/-) and
Chrd-/-;Nog-/- embryos. Numbers above bars
indicate embryos of a given result among the total assayed. (F) Summary
of the relationship between Nodal expression around the node and in
LPM of Chrd-/-;Nog-/- embryos.
(G,H) Wild-type (G) and
Chrd-/-;Nog-/- (H) nodes at 1s stained for
acetylated tubulin, marking cilia. Dashed lines indicate node boundaries.
Confocal sections along planes G-a, -b and H-a, -b are shown alongside. Red
arrowheads, example cilia. (I) Node cilia density at 1s, comparing
wild-type (n=3) and Chrd-/-;Nog-/-
(n=3) embryos. *, significant difference (mean
<0.05).