Xenopus Embryo Manipulation and Analysis
Corresponding Organization : Institute of Molecular Biology
Other organizations : DKFZ-ZMBH Alliance, Heidelberg University, University Hospital Münster
Variable analysis
- Morpholinos targeting ccny (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting ccny^SPL (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting ccnyl1 (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting ccnyl1^SPL (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting lrp6 (5 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting lrp^UTR (5 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting β-catenin (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting ppp1r11 (30 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting ccdc108 (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting dlg5 (10 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting gas2l2 (5 ng per embryo)
- Morpholinos targeting hyls-1 (10 ng per embryo)
- Standard control morpholino (up to 30 ng per embryo)
- Wnt8^DN mRNA (500 pg per embryo)
- MembraneRFP (mbRFP) mRNA (300 pg per embryo)
- Human CCNY-Flag mRNA (250 pg per embryo)
- Mouse Ccnyl1-Flag mRNA (250 pg per embryo)
- PCS2-gfp-drCentrin 2 (100 pg per embryo)
- VF10-RFP-Clamp (150 pg per embryo)
- X. tropicalis Flag-ppp1r11 mRNA (200 pg per embryo)
- Human ppp1r11 mRNA without Flag-Tag (25 pg and 50 pg)
- Human LRP6 WT DNA (50 pg per embryo)
- Human LRP6^(VA)P(PA) DNA (50 pg per embryo)
- Human LRP6^VA DNA (50 pg per embryo)
- GSK3 ciliary biosensor DNA (100 pg)
- Arl13b-mKate2 DNA (100 pg)
- WNT3A recombinant protein (2 µg/ml)
- BIO (60 µM)
- Okadaic acid (10 nM)
- Ciliary morphology and movements
- Wnt signaling
- Developmental processes
- Developmental stages determined according to Nieuwkoop and Faber (Xenbase)
- DMSO as a control for okadaic acid treatment
- Standard control morpholino
- Flag-ppp1r11 DNA for rescue experiments
- DMSO as a control for okadaic acid treatment
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