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Fig. 5 lis1b is expressed in the peripheral and central nervous system of the developing zebrafish. (A and B) Dorsal views show that, similar to lis1a, lis1b is not expressed at 14 hpf or 16 hpf. (C) By 24 hpf, a lateral view demonstrates noticeable lis1b expression in the developing brain, cranial ganglia (arrowhead) and Rohon-beard neurons along the dorsal aspect of the embryo (arrow). In addition, lis1b is expressed at the midbrain–hindbrain boundary. (G) A dorsal view at 24 hpf indicates lis1b is expressed in the developing forebrain (arrow) and trigeminal ganglion (arrowhead). Additionally, the dorsal view shows strong lis1b expression in other cranial ganglia (*) and punctate groups of neurons in the developing hindbrain (small arrows). (D–F,H–J) Expression of lis1b in the central and peripheral nervous system continues through larval development. Arrowheads (G–J) indicate the trigeminal ganglion. MHB-midbrain–hindbrain boundary. C–F views are lateral with anterior to the left. A,B,G–J views are dorsal with anterior to the left. There is nonspecific probe trapping in the pharynx, swimbladder and somites (F).
Reprinted from Gene expression patterns : GEP, 10(1), Drerup, C.M., Wiora, H.M., and Morris, J.A., Characterization of the overlapping expression patterns of the zebrafish LIS1 orthologs, 75-85, Copyright (2010) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Gene Expr. Patterns