Extended Data Fig. 4: Junctional dynamics in Frl loss or gain of function during GBE. | Nature Cell Biology

Extended Data Fig. 4: Junctional dynamics in Frl loss or gain of function during GBE.

From: Assembly of a persistent apical actin network by the formin Frl/Fmnl tunes epithelial cell deformability

Extended Data Fig. 4

a, Display of the shrinking and extending AJs in ectodermal cells during GBE, defined respectively as the disappearing and appearing junctions throughout movies duration. b, Line plots: averaged AJs length ± S.D. over time depicting shrinking (before reference time t = 0 min) and extending (after reference time t = 0 min) junctions. c, Line plots: one junction example of shrinking (top) and extending (bottom) AJs and the linear fit method used to extract the shrinking and extending rate. d, Box plots: junction shrinking and extending rate in WT vs frl59/59 (left) or WT vs FrlOE (right) ectodermal cells. e, Diagrams showing the reference angles used to quantify the shrinking (top) and extending (bottom) junction orientation. f, Box plots: junction orientation angle in WT vs frl59/59 (left) or WT vs FrlOE (right) ectodermal cells. Results in a-f are representative of 5 (2 control, 3 frl59/59) and 5 (3 control, 2 FrlOE) independent experiments. Quantifications and statistical analysis in b,d,f were carried out using n = the total number of junctions gathered from multiple embryos, as indicated below graphs (e = embryos, j = junctions). Box plots in d,f: as described in Fig. 1 legend. Statistics in d,f: two-sided Mann–Whitney test, NS: p > 5E-2, *: p < 5E-2, **: p < 5E-3, ***: p < 5E-4, ****: p < 5E-5. Statistical source data are provided in Source Data Extended Data Fig. 4.

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