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Duncan et al., 2016 - Hypothalamic radial glia function as self-renewing neural progenitors in the absence of Wnt/ß-catenin signaling

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Fig. 5

Hypothalamic radial glia proliferate in response to ablation of dopaminergic progeny. (A,B) The th2:GFP (5dpf, A) and th2:Gal4 (9dpf, B) transgenes do not label GS⁺ radial glia. Yellow boxes indicate regions shown beneath. (C) Ablation of th2:Gal4⁺ cells from 5-6dpf leads to increased BrdU labeling only at 8-9dpf. (D,E) Ablation of th2:Gal4⁺ cells increases the number and percentage of GS⁺ radial glia, as well as the number of GS cells, labeled with BrdU from 8-9dpf. (F) The overall number of GS⁺ radial glia is decreased at 9dpf following ablation of th2:Gal4⁺ cells. Images are single optical sections from ventral views of whole-mount brains. Error bars indicate s.e.m.; n=50 optical sections from five brains for each experiment. Scale bars: 10µm.

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