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Figure 7


Fig. 7. Ice is important for cell death induced by rpr, hid, grim and loss of Th, but not Nc overexpression. (A-J) Adult eyes of various genotypes: (A) GMR-rpr; (B) GMR-hid; (C) GMR-grim; (D) GMR-Th-RNAi; (E) GMR-Nc; (F) GMR-rpr; Ice{Delta}1; (G) GMR-hid;Ice{Delta}1; (H) GMR-grim; Ice{Delta}1; (I) GMR-Th-RNAi; Ice{Delta}1; (J) GMR-Nc; Ice{Delta}1. (K-M) Tangential sections through adult eyes of various genotypes: (K) wild type; (L) GMR-Nc; (M) GMR-Nc, Ice{Delta}1. Pigment cells (red) and photoreceptors (blue) form a regular array in the wild-type adult eye (K). These cells are largely absent in the eyes of flies expressing Nc, in the presence (L) or absence (M) of Ice. Animals homozygous for Ice{Delta}1 lack zygotic but not maternal Ice.