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Smith et al., 2016 - Radial glia inhibit peripheral glial infiltration into the spinal cord at motor exit point transition zones

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Fig. 2

sox10⁺ peripheral cells migrate into the spinal cord during early nervous system development. A: Images from a 24 h time-lapse movie starting at 24 hpf of a Tg(sox10:nls-eos);Tg(olig2:dsred) embryo. Arrows denote a peripheral sox10⁺ cell that entered the spinal cord and then quickly exited. Dashed line denotes edge of spinal cord. B: 90-degree digital rotation of images from movie shown in A. C: Percentage of the number of nerves that had peripheral sox10⁺ cells enter the spinal cord and then exit (n = 9). Scale bar, 25 µm.

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