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- ZDB-FIG-120423-40
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- Pauls et al., 2012 - Lens development depends on a pair of highly conserved Sox21 regulatory elements
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Dissection of the Fugu CNE 6 lens enhancer. (A) Schematic drawing of CNE 6 to indicate the subdivision into three parts (ABC) for the deletion analysis and the position of the six putative Sox binding sites (red) numbered 1–6. (B) Percentage of GFP-positive lenses in zebrafish injected with various deletion clones of Fugu CNE 6 (ABC = full-length CNE 6). (C) Percentage of GFP-positive lenses in zebrafish injected with different mutated versions of CNE 6. All 6 putative Sox sites were mutated separately (soxm1-6). (D,E) Transient GFP expression in 52 hpf-old zebrafish injected with the Fugu CNE 6 WT sequence (D) or a variant carrying a mutation in putative Sox site 3 (E). The lens is indicated by an arrow. Note that absence of lens expression in (E) correlates with lower expression levels in telencephalon (te) and rhombencephalon (rho). Tr (Takifugu rubripes, Fugu). |
Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 365(1), Pauls, S., Smith, S.F., and Elgar, G., Lens development depends on a pair of highly conserved Sox21 regulatory elements, 310-318, Copyright (2012) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.