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. 2015 Oct 27;4:e09946. doi: 10.7554/eLife.09946

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Figure 6. — (A–G) Pleura of wildtype (A–C), ft⁸/ ft^G-rv (D,E), d^GC13 ft⁸/ d^GC13 ft^G-rv (F) and sple¹/sple¹(G) pupae with clones of cells expressing GFP:Dachs (A,D), GFP:Sple (B,E,F) and GFP:Pk (C,G) (green). Posterior compartments are marked by hh-Gal4 UAS-mCD8-RFP (red). Anterior-posterior body axis is indicated at top. (H) Rose plots depicting polarization of GFP:Dachs, GFP:Sple or GFP:Pk in pleural cells of the indicated genotypes; anterior polarization is to the left and posterior polarization is to the right. For wild type and dachs mutants cells were scored separately in A and P compartments. For fat, ds, fat dachs, and ds dachs the anterior compartment was further subdivided into a front region (A1, anterior-most 8 cells), and the remainder of the A compartment (A*). For sple, the A compartment was subdivided into a front region of 5 cells (Af), a back region of 10 cells (Ab), and a middle region comprising the rest of the compartment (Am); P compartment localization is summarized in Figure 6—figure supplement 1. Scoring of sub-regions of the A compartment in wild-type is shown in Figure 6—figure supplement 1. Apparent variations in cell size are mostly due to the flexibility of the pleura, which is easily stretched or compressed.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09946.013

Figure 6—figure supplement 1. — (A–G) Pleura of wildtype (A–C), ft⁸/ ft^G-rv (D,E), d^GC13 ft⁸/ d^GC13 ft^G-rv (F) and sple¹/sple¹(G) pupae with clones of cells expressing GFP:Dachs (A,D), GFP:Sple (B,E,F) and GFP:Pk (C,G) (green). Posterior compartments are marked by hh-Gal4 UAS-mCD8-RFP (red). Anterior-posterior body axis is indicated at top. (H) Rose plots depicting polarization of GFP:Dachs, GFP:Sple or GFP:Pk in pleural cells of the indicated genotypes; anterior polarization is to the left and posterior polarization is to the right. For wild type and dachs mutants cells were scored separately in A and P compartments. For fat, ds, fat dachs, and ds dachs the anterior compartment was further subdivided into a front region (A1, anterior-most 8 cells), and the remainder of the A compartment (A*). For sple, the A compartment was subdivided into a front region of 5 cells (Af), a back region of 10 cells (Ab), and a middle region comprising the rest of the compartment (Am); P compartment localization is summarized in Figure 6—figure supplement 1. Scoring of sub-regions of the A compartment in wild-type is shown in Figure 6—figure supplement 1. Apparent variations in cell size are mostly due to the flexibility of the pleura, which is easily stretched or compressed.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09946.013