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Fig. 3
(a–d) Nrgn-like distribution in the surface of a barbel (a), skin (b), the olfactory organ (c) and the retina (e, f). (a) Nrgn-like immunoreactivity in the apical region of sensory cells in taste buds (arrowheads); detailed in the inset. (b) Transverse section of two Nrgn-like immunoreactive taste buds (arrowheads) at the dorsal surface of the head. Arrow points to apical microvilli. (c) Transverse section of the olfactory rosette showing Nrgn-like-ir in cell bodies (arrowheads) and apical dendrites (arrows) of olfactory receptor cells. Note the very low immunoreactivity in the olfactory axon bundles (open arrows). (d) Detail of a supraorbital canal neuromast showing weak Nrgn-like immunoreaction in hair cells (arrowheads). (e) Vertical section of the retina showing Nrgn-like-ir cell bodies (arrowhead), puncta (black arrows) and comma-like structures (white arrows). (f) Oblique section through the retina showing Nrgn-like-ir cell bodies in the INL (arrowheads) and details of the Nrgn-like-ir puncta arranged in a ring pattern around the base of the inner segment of photoreceptors (black arrows). For abbreviations, see the list. Scale bars: 100 μm (a–c), 50 μm (b,d), 25 μm (e–f), and 10 μm (inset in a)
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