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Koltowska et al., 2015 - Vegfc Regulates Bipotential Precursor Division and Prox1 Expression to Promote Lymphatic Identity in Zebrafish
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Fig. 3

Bipotential prox1a-Positive Precursors in the PCV Give Rise to LECs and VECs

(A) Maximum intensity projections from time lapse of cell division in a prox1a-positive pre-LEC Tg(prox1a:TagRFP) labeled with 10xUAS:H2AmCherry-IRES-GFPCAAX. Nuclei are red and membranes are green. Scale bars, 15 µm.

(A′) Heatmap of average fluorescent intensity of prox1a:H2AmCherry nuclei depicted in (A) (scale bars, 15 µm).

(B) Percentage daughter cell behaviors observed post-/pre-LEC division (84%, one cell migrating dorsally [2° sprout] and one remaining in the PCV; 16%, both daughter cells migrate dorsally; and 0%, both daughter cells remaining the PCV [n = 19 cell divisions]).

(C) Average nuclear prox1a:H2AmCherry fluorescent intensity per pixel over time for movies shown in (A) and (A′), prior to division (yellow), LEC (green), and VEC (blue).

(D) Index of LEC/VEC prox1a:H2AmCherry average nuclear fluorescent intensity per pixel over time taken from n = 4 independent time-lapse movies. Each color represents an independent division event (movie 1, blue; movie 2, red; movie 3, purple; and movie 4, green).

(E) Difference in z-position of the LEC versus the VEC nucleus over time in corresponding time-lapse movies shown in (D).

(F) Index of LEC/VEC nuclear ellipticity (longest axis/shortest axis) over time of corresponding time-lapse movies in (D).

(G) Endogenous Prox1 (gray) in prox1a:Venus doublets (two cells side by side in isolation in the PCV [green]) at 36 hpf (a Prox1-positive cell [arrowhead]/Prox1-negative cell [asterisk], n = 18; upper and lower are two different examples. Scale bars, 15 µm.

(H) Percentage of different Prox1 protein distribution patterns in prox1a positive doublets at 36 hpf (n = 21 doublets scored).

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