Fig. 4
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- ZDB-FIG-060620-4
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- Villablanca et al., 2006 - Control of cell migration in the zebrafish lateral line: Implication of the gene "Tumour-Associated Calcium Signal Transducer," tacstd
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Embryonic posterior lateral line labeled by 4-Di-2-ASP, a marker of differentiated hair cells (A, B, and F) or by uncaging the primordium (C-E). A: Wild type embryo with the normal pattern of five neuromasts along the horizontal myoseptum (L1-L5) and two terminal neuromasts (ter). B: Morphant embryo where all PLL neuromasts are missing. C: Uncaging the primordium at the position marked by the asterisk in a wild type embryo reveals the neuromasts (L1-5 and ter) and interneuromastic cells (arrows). D: Uncaging in a morphant reveals that the primordium has reached the tip of the tail (arrowhead) but no neuromasts have been deposited. E,F: In a partial morphant where four clusters have been deposited, including a terminal one (E), each cluster has differentiated hair cells on the next day (F). |
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