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Fig. 4 GFP protein is present in the myeloid cells after RNA is no longer transcribed in etsrp:GFP transgenic embryos. (A,C) In situ hybridization for GFP RNA at the ventral part of the yolk at 24 hpf (A) and 48 hpf (C). (B,D) GFP fluorescence at 24 hpf (B) and 48 hpf (D). Note that both GFP RNA and protein are present in the myeloid cells (mc) at 24 hpf while only GFP protein but not RNA is detected at 48 hpf. GFP RNA and protein are both present within the common cardinal vein (ccv) (C,D).
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 348(1), Proulx, K., Lu, A., and Sumanas, S., Cranial vasculature in zebrafish forms by angioblast cluster-derived angiogenesis, 34-46, Copyright (2010) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.