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. 2010 Aug 17;19(21):4253–4264. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddq348

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

Kismet is widely expressed in the developing larval central nervous system. (A–C and G–I) Developing brain lobe of wild-type late third instar central nervous system. (D–F) Developing ventral nerve cord of wild-type late third instar larval central nervous system. (A–F) are whole brain reconstructions from individual confocal image slices. (A) Kis expression (red), Atonal expression (blue) and Daughterless expression (green) in wild-type brain lobe. Upper arrow denotes the Atonal-expressing DCNs. Lower arrow denotes the developing optic lobe. (B) Daughterless expression (white) from (A). Arrow denotes Daughterless expression in DCNs. (C) Kis expression (white) from (A). Arrow denotes Kis expression in DCNs. (D) Kis expression (blue) and Daughterless expression (green) in developing ventral nerve cord. (E) Daughterless expression (white) from (D). (F) Kis expression (white) from (D). (G) GFP expression (green) in the membrane as driven from the 201Y-Gal4 driver (201Y-Gal4/UAS:CD8-GFP) to denote the location of the γ-Kenyon neurons. Kis expression (red). Note strong co-localization. (H) Kis expression (white) from (G). (I) GFP expression (white) from (G).