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- LeClair et al., 2010 - Development and Regeneration of the Zebrafish Maxillary Barbel: A Novel Study System for Vertebrate Tissue Growth and Repair
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| Abnormal regrowth of maxillary barbel nerve tracts A) Whole-mount immunohistochemistry of a regenerated barbel (7 dps). Nerves = white (acetylated tubulin). The red star indicates the amputation plane. Proximal to this level (1), there are two major nerves tracts, dorsal and ventral. Distal to this level (2), there is only one. dn = dorsal nerves; vn = ventral nerves. B) Section of the specimen at level 2, showing all nerve tracts displaced ventrally (vn). | 
                
                    
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