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Xnrs and Activin Regulate Distinct Genes during Xenopus Development: Activin Regulates Cell Division

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Expression patterns of genes regulated by activin and nodal-related proteins.

(A,B) Expression pattern of Chordin, a gene that is mis-regulated following inhibition of Xnr signalling. Note that Chordin transcripts are restricted to the dorsal marginal zone. (C–F) Expression pattern of DNMT1, a gene that is mis-regulated following inhibition of activin signalling. (C) and (D) show embryos hybridised using a sense probe; (E) and (F) show embryos hybridised using an antisense probe. Note that DNMT1 is expressed ubiquitously.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0000213.g002