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![Analysis at E10.5 of Msx1 AS transcript potential integration in mandibular dental field determination. ( A – D ) Comparison of the Msx1 AS transcript expression pattern with Dlx2 and Barx1 transcripts in E10.5 mandible. The Msx1 AS transcript (A), the Dlx2 transcript (B) and the Barx1 transcript (D) were detected in the same proximal regions of the mesenchyme by whole mount in situ hybridization whereas the Msx1 S transcript (C) was detected in the distal part of mandible. In contrast, in the epithelium where Dlx2 expression is seen distally there is no associated expression of either Msx1 AS or Barx1 transcripts expression [LacZ staining in (C) and (D) and arrows in (B)]. ( E – K ) The Msx1 AS transcript mesenchymal expression pattern in E10.5 mandible is controlled by epithelial signals. (E) The Msx1 AS transcript expression was absent when the mandible explant is cultured without oral epithelium. (F) The Msx1 AS transcript mesenchymal expression was restored around an <t>FGF8</t> soaked bead as was the Msx1 S transcript expression (G). Msx1 AS transcript expression was not restored around BMP4 or BSA soaked beads (H and I). In contrast to the AS transcript, the Msx1 S transcript expression increased around the BMP4 soaked beads (J). No inhibitory effect on Msx1 AS transcript expression is observed when BMP4 soaked beads are put in presence of epithelium (K). ( L ) The Msx1 AS transcription activation by Dlx2. MD10H1 cells were transfected with either an empty vector, a Dlx2 expression vector, or an Msx1 AS transcript expression vector. RNA extracted from these cells was reverse-transcribed and cDNA analyzed by PCR. Dlx2 overexpression appears to be able to induce a moderate increase of the Msx1 AS transcript synthesis whereas Msx1 AS transcript overexpression had no effect on either Dlx2 or Barx1 expressions. ( M ) Schematic representation of the regulation of both Msx1 transcripts by epithelial BMP4 and FGF8 signaling. In proximal regions of the E10.5 mandible, FGF8 activate Msx1 AS transcript expression directly or/and potentially through Dlx2 activation. The AS transcript is suspected to inhibit Msx1 homeoprotein expression in these proximal regions though a mechanism that remains to be elucidated. In the distal region, BMP4 activates Msx1 S transcript and protein expression and inhibits Dlx2 expression. No direct effect of BMP4 on Msx1 AS transcript expression was evidenced.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_4550/pmc01214550/pmc01214550__gki831f4.jpg)