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- Yimlamai et al., 2005 - The zebrafish down syndrome cell adhesion molecule is involved in cell movement during embryogenesis
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Fig. 5
dscam morphants show axon tract defects. (A) G0 embryo shows normal axon tracts. (B) G1 embryo shows few neurons and disorganized axons. Ep, epiphysis; DC, diencephalon; SOT, supraoptic tract; TC, telencephalon; TPOC, tract of the post-optic commissure; TPC, tract of the posterior commissure. (C) Control and (D) dscam knockdown embryos at tailbud stage. Arrowhead represents tailbud. Arrow represents leading edge of the polster. |
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 279(1), Yimlamai, D., Konnikova, L., Moss, L.G., and Jay, D.G., The zebrafish down syndrome cell adhesion molecule is involved in cell movement during embryogenesis, 44-57, Copyright (2005) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.