Strain Name: Tg(8xGliBS-miniP:d2EGFP) / Allele: isi02 |
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| Allele | isi02 |
| Strain Name | Tg(8xGliBS-miniP:d2EGFP) |
| Type | Transgenics |
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| Origin and Depositor | Kyushu University (Tohru Ishitani) Present affiliation: Osaka University |
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The Hedgehog (Hh)-signaling pathway is essential for development and adult tissue homeostasis in vertebrates. Binding of Hh ligands to the transmenbrane receptor relieves inhibition of Smoothened (Smo), and then promotes Hh target genes expression by the Gli transcription factors. This transgenic line carries 8xGliBS-miniP:d2EGFP reporter, which expresses a destabilized enhanced green fluorescent protein (d2EGFP) in response to Hh-signaling activation. The d2EGFP expression pattern becomes readily apparent in the embryonic forebrain within the midline axis, which consistent with shh expression stages. And, d2EGFP is observed in forebrain/midbrain boundary, floor plate, somitic myotome, fin bud and swim bladder. Importantly, this expression is abolished upon the treatment with Smo antagonist cyclopamine. Using this line, it is powerful tool for studying Hh-signaling dependent processes during embryogenesis and rapidly screening high-potency small molecule inhibitors of Hh-signaling pathway in vertebrates.
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| Facility | RIKEN Center for Brain Science |

