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Fig. 8. A model of Nkx2.2 activity in the developing pancreas. Nkx2.2
functions as a repressor to specify and differentiate the glucagon-producing
-cell population. Nkx2.2 also functions as a repressor to specify the
early insulin-positive population and/or the immature Pdx1low,
Nkx6.1+, MafA-, Glut2- insulin-producing
ß-cells, but this activity is not sufficient to produce a fully
differentiated mature Pdx1high, Nkx6.1+,
MafA+, Glut2+ ß-cell. We propose that
Nkx2.2-activator function will be required for this later differentiation
step.