Figure 1 Wech is required for integrin-dependent muscle attachment in the Drosophila embryo. (A) muscle attachment pattern of Drosophila wild type embryos shown by actin staining. (B) in wech mutants muscle fail to attach to the body wall and ball up. (C) model of Wech function in integrin-dependent muscle attachment in the Drosophila embryo; Wech is associated with Talin and ILK in the adaptor complex which also contains Tensin and PINCH.
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