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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Biol. 2009 Oct 7;340(2):209–221. doi: 10.1016/j.ydbio.2009.09.042

Table 1.

Endoderm specification in wild-type and mutant strains

Genotype % of embryos containing endoderm1
wild type (N2) 100% (>500)
end-1(ok558) 100% (322)
end-3(ok1448) 95% (155)
end-3(zu247) 91% (247)
end-1(ok558) end-3(ok1448) 0% (190)
end-1(ok558) end-3(zu247) 0% (377)
end-1(ok558) end-3(ok1448); Ex[end-1,3(+)] 99% (134)
end-1(ok558) end-3(zu247); Ex[end-1,3(+)] 96% (83)
end-1(ok558) end-3(ok1448); pie-1(RNAi) 0% (49)
end-1(ok558) end-3(zu247); pie-1(RNAi) 0% (72)
end-3(zu247); pop-1(RNAi) 3% (175)
end-3(ok1448); pop-1(zu189)2 9% (274)
end-3(ok1448); pop-1(RNAi) 1% (262)
end-1(ok558) end-3(zu247); pop-1(RNAi) 0% (51)
end-1(ok558) end-3(ok1448); pop-1(RNAi) 0% (127)
end-1(ok558) end-3(ok1448); pop-1(zu189)2 0% (34)
1

Some data were previously reported in Maduro et al. 2005b.

2

embryos also homozygous for dpy-5(e61).