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Fig. 4
atoh1a- and atoh1c-derived neurons specify distinct progenitor pools. Live imaging of wild-type embryos with Tg(atoh1c::kaede) (green) and Tg(atoh1a:dtomato) (red) transgenes indicate atoh1a and atoh1c-derived neurons are distinct cerebellar populations. Maximum projections of a z-stack (A-C) and single z-slices at dorsal (A′-C′) or ventral (A”-C”) focal planes with anterior to the left at time points as indicated. Scale bar: 50μM.
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 438(1), Kidwell, C.U., Su, C.Y., Hibi, M., Moens, C.B., Multiple zebrafish atoh1 genes specify a diversity of neuronal types in the zebrafish cerebellum, 44-56, Copyright (2018) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.