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Fig. 7. Mib1, Notch1a and Notch3 are not essential for DeltaC endocytosis.
(A-C') Distribution of DeltaC in wild-type zebrafish embryos
(A,A') and in two mib alleles, mibm178
(B,B') and mibta5ab (C,C').
(D,D') Distribution of DeltaC in Notch MO embryos.
Eight-somite stage embryos were double stained with zebrafish DeltaC antibody
zdC1 (grey in A-D, green in A'-D') and β-catenin (red in
A'-D'). A dorsal view of a lateral neurogenic domain in the caudal
neural plate is shown. In WT embryos, only subset of cells express DeltaC in
cytoplasmic puncta (A,A'). A neurogenic phenotype allows more cells to
express DeltaC in both mib mutants and Notch MO embryos as Notch
signaling is reduced (B-D). However, DeltaC distribution remains cytoplasmic
in mibm178 (B,B') and Notch MO embryos (D,D'),
and it only accumulates on the cell surface in mibta52b
mutant embryos (C,C').