Fig. 5From: Modulating the bicoid gradient in space and timeModulation of the bcd gradient by an extra nuclear cycle. Pictures represent midsagittal confocal planes of embryos oriented with their dorsal side up and anterior to the left. A-C a nc 15 embryo from mh1/mh1 mothers stained for bcd mRNA(A, red), DAPI (B, blue) and the merge of (A-B) in (C). Note the double layer of nuclei due to an extra round of nuclear division, arrowheads in (B and N). D-I a nc 14 wild-type embryo stained for Bcd protein (D, green), Eve (F, red), Run (G, yellow), heat-map of the intensities of Bcd protein concentrations including scale from 0–255 (G), DAPI (H, blue) and the merge of (D-F, H) in (I). J-O nc 15 embryo from mh1/mh1 mothers stained for Bcd protein (J, green), Eve (K, red), Run (L, yellow), heat-map of the intensities of Bcd protein concentrations including scale from 0–255 (M), DAPI (N, blue) and the merge of (J-L, N) in (O)Back to article page