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Fig. 2. Groucho is phosphorylated in cellular blastoderm embryos at the termini
and in seven central transverse stripes. (A-C) Lateral view of a
stage 5 blastoderm embryo, double-stained with
pGro (A; red) and
Gro (B; green) antibodies. (C) Merge. Phosphorylated Gro is detected at
both poles, and in seven stripes in the trunk region of the embryo (A).
Gro staining is complementary to that of
pGro (C). (D)
The pGro signal is significantly reduced in embryos devoid of maternally
contributed Gro (germline clone; GLC), stained by
pGro antibodies.
(E-G) Confocal optical cross-sections of a stage 4 syncytial blastoderm
embryo, stained for
pGro (E; red) and
dpERK (F; green). (G)
Merge.
dpERK and
pGro staining colocalises at the anterior and
posterior termini. dpERK is mostly cytoplasmic, whereas pGro is predominantly
nuclear. In this and subsequent figures, embryos are oriented with the
anterior towards the left and dorsal side upwards.