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Fig. 3 S1
Mitotic rounding impact on basal constriction and apical expansion.
(A–D) Confocal microscopy time-lapse images showing a mitosis in a tg(vsx2.2:GFP-caax) retina at 20 hpf. Dashed white lines highlight flanking cells. Arrows indicate apical (purple) and basal (orange) distance variation. The orientation of the apico-basal (a–b) axis is indicated. (E–F) The graphs show the quantification of distance variation (%) for the apical (E) and basal (F) sides. The mitotic event (red arrow) results only in a transient expansion of the apical domain. Error bars indicate standard error of the mean (n = 10, from three different retinas). (G–I) Confocal microscopy time-lapse images showing a mitosis occurring in the apical plane in a tg(vsx2.2:GFP-caax) retina at 20 hpf. Dashed white arrows indicate apical distance variation along the mitotic axis. Neighboring cells are indicated with colored dots. (J) Quantification of apical distance variation (%) along the mitotic axis for five different cells confirms a transient expansion of the apical domain. Scale bars = 10 µm.