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Volume 22, Issue 3, Pages 451-461 (March 1999) Mosaic Analysis with a Repressible Cell Marker for Studies of Gene Function in Neuronal Morphogenesis  Tzumin Lee, Liqun Luo  Neuron  Volume 22, Issue 3, Pages 451-461 (March 1999) DOI: 10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1

Figure 1 Different Designs for Marking Mutant Clones in a Mosaic Organism (A) In conventional mosaic analysis, homozygous mutant cells are identified as unstained cells if the marker gene is placed distal to the FRT site on the homologous chromosome arm in trans to the mutant gene. (B) In the MARCM system, a transgene encoding the repressor of marker gene expression is placed distal to the FRT site on the homologous chromosome arm from the mutant gene. Only in homozygous mutant cells can the marker gene be expressed because of the loss of the repressor transgene. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)

Figure 2 Suppression of GAL4 Activity by GAL80 in Drosophila (A and B) The deformed eye phenotype (A) resulting from GAL454-dependent expression of a dominant Drac1 mutant gene was suppressed by the presence of one copy of tubP-GAL80 (B). (C–F) The GAL4C155 driven panneuronal expression of the marker mCD8-GFP in third instar larval brain and eye disc (C) or adult head (E) was suppressed by the presence of one copy of the tubP-GAL80 transgene (D and F). (C and D), anti-mCD8 immunofluorescence; (E and F), GFP fluorescence. b, brain; vnc, ventral nerve cord; ed, eye disc. (G–J) The tubP-GAL4-driven expression of mCD8-GFP was suppressed by tubP-GAL80 in embryos (G and H) and adult wings (I and J), based on the endogenous GFP fluorescence. Note that (D) was 20-fold overexposed compared to (C). (F), (H), and (J) were 5-fold overexposed compared to (E), (G), and (I), respectively. Genotypes: (A), GAL454,UAS-Drac1L89/CyO; (B), GAL454,UAS-Drac1L89/tubP-GAL80; (C and E), GAL4C155/+; UAS-mCD8-GFP/+; (D and F), GAL4C155/+; UAS-mCD8-GFP/tubP-GAL80; (G and I), UAS-mCD8-GFP/+; tubP-GAL4/+; and (H and J), UAS-mCD8-GFP/tubP-GAL80; tubP-GAL4/+. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)

Figure 3 Expression of GAL4-Dependent Markers after Loss of GAL80 Due to Mitotic Recombination (A–C) X-gal staining of third instar wing discs revealed the GAL4109-68-driven expression of β-galactosidase in a large subset of sensory organ precursors (A), which was suppressed in the presence of tubP-GAL80 (C). However, heat shock-dependent mitotic recombination allows expression of β-galactosidase in small subsets of sensory organ precursors, presumably due to loss of the tubP-GAL80 transgene (B). Genotypes: (A), UAS-lacZ/GAL4109-68, (B and C), hs-FLP/+; UAS-lacZ,FRTG13,GAL4109-68/FRTG13,tubP-GAL80. (B) was from a larva that had been heat shocked for 30 min two days before the dissection. (C) was from a larva that was not heat shocked. (D–F) Composite confocal images of third instar larval photoreceptors revealed the GAL4109-68-driven expression of UAS-tau-lacZ in a large subset of R8 photoreceptors (D). In the MARCM system, heat shock-induced mitotic recombination allows the generation of small clones of labeled photoreceptor cells (red in [E] and [F]; green represents all developing photoreceptors labeled by mAb 22C10). A single photoreceptor can be traced from cell body in eye disc (arrow in [E]) to the end of the extending axon in the optic lobe (arrow in [F]). e, eye disc; b, brain. Genotypes: (D), UAS-tau-lacZ/GAL4109-68; (E–F), hs-FLP/+; FRTG13,UAS-tau-lacZ,GAL4109-68/FRTG13,tubP-GAL80. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)

Figure 4 Specificity and Sensitivity of the MARCM System as Revealed by Marking Simultaneously with the Conventional and MARCM Systems (A) Schematic representation of experiments that allow simultaneous marking of mutant clones with both conventional and MARCM systems (see text). The right part of (A) serves as a guide for (B)–(F). (B–D and G–J) Single section confocal images of third instar wing discs, double labeled with anti-MYC (red) and anti-mCD8 (green) mAbs, revealed mosaic clones as detected by the conventional method (B, G, and I), the MARCM method (C), and both (D, H, and J). All mCD8-GFP-positive clones coincide with MYC-negative holes (D, H, and J) in a mosaic disc. Almost all MYC-negative holes are filled with mCD8-GFP-positive cells when viewed at low magnification (B–D). At high magnification, some potential MYC-negative single-cell clones (arrowhead in [G]) are not filled with mCD8-GFP. Note that because of the limited GAL4109–68 expression pattern, most red holes are not expected to be filled in (I)–(J). As controls, (E) shows the MYC staining of a disc without induction of mitotic recombination and (F) shows the tubP-GAL4 driven expression of mCD8-GFP in the absence of tubP-GAL80. Genotypes: (B–E and G–H), hs-FLP/+; FRTG13,UAS-mCD8-GFP/FRTG13,hs-πMYC,tubP-GAL80; tubP-GAL4/+; (F), hs-FLP/+; FRTG13,UAS-mCD8-GFP/CyO; tubP-GAL4/+; (I and J), hs-FLP/+; FRTG13,GAL4109-68,UAS-mCD8-GFP/ FRTG13,hs-πMYC,tubP-GAL80. Mitotic recombinations were induced by a 30 min heat shock 48 hr before (in all cases except for [E]), and πMYC expression was induced by a 30 min heat shock 1 hr before the dissection. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)

Figure 5 Generation of Neuronal Clones in the Drosophila CNS (A) Schematic drawing of CNS neuroblast division pattern illustrates how neuronal clones of various sizes can be generated in the MARCM system (see text). (B, C, and D) Composite confocal images of neuronal clones in third instar CNSs marked with the MARCM system revealed a brain lobe neuroblast clone sending an axonal bundle across the midline ([B], the brain lobes are outlined by a white broken line), a two-cell clone with anterior and posterior (indicated by arrows) processes in a ventral nerve cord (C), and a single motor neuron clone sending its axon out of the ventral nerve cord (D). Anterior is up. The genotype is hs-FLP/GAL4C155; FRTG13, UAS-mCD8-GFP/FRTG13,tubP-GAL80. Mosaic clones were generated by a 30 min heat shock in first instar larvae. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)

Figure 6 Selectively Generating Wild-Type or short stop3 Mushroom Body Clones by Inducing Mitotic Recombination in Newly Hatched Larvae (A–C) Composite confocal images of wild-type mushroom body clones, generated by inducing mitotic recombinations during the first 4 hr of larval life, revealed a neuroblast clone in a third instar CNS ([A]: b, brain lobes; vnc, ventral nerve cord; and CNS is outlined by a broken white line), which is shown at a higher magnification in (B). The salient features of the mushroom body are indicated in (B). With the same magnification as (B), a clone composed of two mushroom body neurons, one of which more intensely stained, is shown in (C). (D) Compared with the wild-type MBNb clone (B), the shot3 MBNb clone revealed misguided axonal bundles (long arrows) and significantly reduced lobes (vertical and medial lobes are indicated by horizontal and vertical arrows, respectively). Anterior is up. Genotypes: (A–C), hs-FLP/GAL4C155; FRTG13,UAS-mCD8-GFP/FRTG13,tubP-GAL80; (D), hs-FLP/GAL4C155,UAS-mCD8-GFP; FRTG13,shot3/FRTG13,tubP-GAL80. Mitotic recombination was induced by a 40 min heat shock during the first 4 hr of larval life. Neuron 1999 22, 451-461DOI: (10.1016/S0896-6273(00)80701-1)