A Genetic Link between Morphogenesis and Cell Division during Formation of the Ventral Furrow in Drosophila  Jörg Großhans, Eric Wieschaus  Cell  Volume.

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A Genetic Link between Morphogenesis and Cell Division during Formation of the Ventral Furrow in Drosophila  Jörg Großhans, Eric Wieschaus  Cell  Volume 101, Issue 5, Pages 523-531 (May 2000) DOI: 10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4

Figure 1 Delayed Mitosis in the Ventral Furrow Region (A and B) In situ hybridization for string RNA in wild-type embryos. The embryo in (B) is slightly older than the embryo in (A). (C and D) Mitotic nuclei are visualized by staining for phospho-histon3 (pHis). The cells of domain 10 do not yet divide in (C). (D) Embryo with four copies of string (overlay picture). The ventral cells (domain 10) divide at the same time as domain 1 to 3 (see Experimental Procedures). Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 2 Ventral Cells Are Less Sensitive to string (A and B) Embryos stained for Twist, marking the ventral cells. (A) string overexpression driven by four copies of maternal Gal4 (mat x Stg). In wild-type embryos (B) the ventral cells form a furrow, in (A) the ventral cells remain on the surface of the embryo. (C–E) Optical cross sections of embryos stained for Neurotactin (cell outline) and phospho-histon3 (mitotic nuclei), in which string RNA is uniformly expressed. string expression is driven by four (C) or two (D and E) copies of maternal Gal4. The zygotic genotypes are +/+ or string/+ in (C and E) and string/string in (D). In (D) the ventral cells changing their shape do not enter mitosis at the same time as the other cells. In (E) the cells contain endogenous and exogenous string RNA. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 3 Phenotype of frs and trbl (A–D) Mitotic nuclei detected by phospho-histon3 staining (pHis). (E–H) Ventral cells are marked by staining for Twist. (I–N) in situ hybridization for string RNA with double staining for the reporter gene (anterior expression) on the balancer chromosome not marking the homozygous embryos (I–K). The genotypes are as follows: (A and E) +/+, (B, F, and I) frs, (C, G, and J) trbl, (D, H, and K) frs trbl, (L–N) corresponding heterozygous or wild-type siblings of (I–K). frs is Df(3L)XG10, trbl, EP(3)3519, and frs trbl double mutant is Df(3L)BK10 Df(3L)rdgC-co. Embryos in (A–H) were from crosses with compound-3 females. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 4 Sequence Analysis of the Trbl Kinase Domain Comparision of the kinase domains of NIM1 (SWISS-PROT P07334), SNF1 (SWISS-PROT P06782), and Trbl (GenBank AF204688) with the protein kinase consensus (Hanks and Hunter 1995). The invariant residues of the consensus are indicated by captial letters in bold, highly conserved residues, by the lowercase letters. The Roman numerals describe the kinase subdomains. The underlined residues of Trbl are deviations from the consensus. The lysine of the catalytic center in subdomain VI B is mutated to an arginine in the TrblK266R allele. Within the kinase domain Trbl and NIM1 share 30% identical residues, Trbl and SNF1, 29%. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 5 Expression of trbl RNA (A–F) In situ hybridization for trbl RNA, (A and D) cleavage stage, (B and E) early cellularization, (C and F) early gastrulation. (D–F) Cross sections stained in addition for Twist (red stain) to mark the ventral cells. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 6 Ventral Inhibition Depends on snail (A and B) Embryos homozygous for a trbl deficiency, in which trbl is uniformly expressed driven by a maternal Gal4, stained for Even-skipped (Eve, stripped pattern) and (A) Twist and (B) phospho-histon3. Homozygous embryos were recognized by the knirps phenotype (stripes 4–6 are absent) of the Even-skipped expression pattern. Such embryos are rescued for the ventral furrow defect (A), but show normal mitotic pattern elsewhere (B). (C–F) Mitotic staining by phospho-histon3 antibody with the following genotypes: (C) snail, 3x twist+ embryo from the cross compound-2 females × snail, (D) from concertina female, and (E) from female with DRhoGEF2 germline. (F) Wild-type embryo injected with cholera toxin. (D)–(F) are overlay pictures. (G–H) In situ hybridization for trbl, in a (G) snail embryo and in a snail/+ embryo, marked by the reporter gene (anterior expression, red stain) of the balancer chromosome. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)

Figure 7 Overexpression of trbl RNA Injected embyro fixed and overstained with phospho-histon3 antibody, so that also interphase nuclei become labeled. trbl mRNA was injected during cleavage stage into the posterior half of the embyro. In one experiment for each for the different mRNA, the number of embryos with a mitotic defect was determined by visual observation: trbl, 17 of 29, trbl K266R, 20 of 41, and pelle, 0 of 34. Cell 2000 101, 523-531DOI: (10.1016/S0092-8674(00)80862-4)