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Alhashem et al., 2022 - Notch controls the cell cycle to define leader versus follower identities during collective cell migration
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Fig. 11

Notch signalling regulates trunk neural crest (TNC) cell cycle progression.

(A) Quantification of the cell cycle total duration under control (DMSO, numbers as in Figure 10B) and Notch inhibition conditions (CompE, leaders n = 17, followers n = 22, eight embryos; one-way ANOVA, p=0.1939). (B) Quantification of the cell cycle phases duration under DMSO (numbers as in Figure 10C) and Notch inhibition conditions CompE, leaders G1 n = 29, S n = 28, G2 n = 25, and M n = 25, seven embryos; followers G1 n = 32, S n = 32, G2 n = 30, and M n = 30, seven embryos; Brown–Forsythe and Welch’s ANOVA tests, all phases G1, S, G2, and M p>0.9999 between leaders and followers. (C) Quantification of cell area ratio (leaders/followers) under DMSO and Notch-inhibited conditions (n as in D; Brown–Forsythe and Welch’s ANOVA tests, DMSO control vs. CompE p= 0.0157). (D) Quantification of cell area under DMSO (leaders n = 26, followers n = 22, six embryos) and CompE conditions (leaders n = 44, followers n = 41, seven embryos). Brown–Forsythe and Welch’s ANOVA tests, DMSO leaders vs. followers p<0.0001, CompE leaders vs. followers p>0.9999. (E, F) Frequency distribution of G1- and S-phases durations in control conditions (DMSO; leaders: G1 n = 45, S n = 44, 11 embryos; followers: G1 n = 50, S n = 48, 11 embryos). (G, H) Frequency distribution of G1- and S-phases durations in Notch inhibition conditions (CompE; leaders: G1 n = 29, S n = 28, seven embryos; followers: G1 n = 32, S n = 32, seven embryos). (I–N) Images of phox2bb expression in 24 hpf Sox10:GFP embryo. (K–N) Enlargements of follower 3 and leader cells in (I, J). Orange dotted lines mark leader and third follower cell outline; white dotted lines mark followers' outline.

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