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Fig. 8. Lack of detectable transgene expression in cephalic mesenchyme by in situ
hybridization with a human-specific Psen1 cRNA. Shown are horizontal sections
through the telencephalon of an E12.5 nestin-Psen1 transgenic embryo from line
9 (A,B,D) or a non-transgenic littermate control (C,E) embryo hybridized with
a human specific Psen1 probe. (A) A section through the anterior
telencephalon. The lateral ventricle (LV) and interhemispheric fissure (IH)
are indicated. There is prominent hybridization in the brain parenchyma.
Hybridization in the ventricular zone from a transgenic (Tg) and
non-transgenic (+/+) embryo is shown in B and C. The transgenic embryo is
strongly hybridized. (D) Hybridization at the juncture between the brain
parenchyma and the overlying cephalic mesenchyme in the interhemispheric
fissure from a transgenic embryo. (E) A comparable region from a
non-transgenic embryo (+/+) is shown to indicate the level of background
staining. An arrow indicates the border between the brain parenchyma (showing
hybridization product in D but not in E) and the cephalic mesenchyme. Scale
bar: 20 µm for A; 50 µm for B-E.