(Downloading may take up to 30 seconds.
If the slide opens in your browser, select File -> Save As to save it.)
Click on image to view larger version.

Fig. 4. TcBR-C isoform-specific effects. (A) Day 1 seventh-instar
larvae were injected with indicated isoform-specific dsRNAs and subjected to
RT-PCR as prepupae. Knocking down one isoform had no effect on the others.
(B-D) Effects of knocking down TcBR-C isoforms. Black arrowheads mark
the position to which wings normally extend in wild-type pupae (see
Fig. 2A). Depletion of either
Z1 (B) or Z2 (C) individually causes shortening of the wings (black arrows)
and legs (white arrows), with the Z2 effect being stronger. Also note the
aberrant head position (white arrowhead) and the blistered wing (asterisk).
Combined double RNAi (D) enhanced the effect of isoform-specific dsRNAs on
wings, legs and gin traps (insets), such that the aberrant pupae display the
mild phenotypes of common-region TcBR-C RNAi (see
Fig. 2I). Scale bars: in B, 1
mm for B-D; in insets, 200 µm.