FIGURE
Fig. 8
Fig. 8
Origin of the coronary vasculature in the giant danio DM. Image of a BS lectin stained heart with a single vessel (arrow) over the ventral surface of the bulbus, in contact with the base of the ventricle, and of the same heart rotated 180 degrees, with no evidence of coronary vessel on the dorsal aspect of the ventricle, or near or around atrioventricular junction ((A), left panel). View of a BS lectin stained heart with no identifiable vessel over the bulbus ((B), left panel), and the same heart rotated 180 degrees with vessels connected to the atrioventricular junction on the dorsal aspect of the ventricle ((B), right panel). Image of a BS lectin stained heart with a single vessel (arrow) over the ventral surface of the bulbus, in contact with the base of the ventricle ((C), left panel), and of the same heart rotated 180 degrees, with vessels at the base and dorsal aspect of the ventricle and connected to the atrioventricular junction ((C), right panel). Frequency and distribution of coronary vessels over the bulbus only (BV) and the atrioventricular junction only (AV) from 5 to 16 wpf (D). Frequency and distribution of coronary vessels over the bulbus (BV) and the atrioventricular junction (AV) over standard length (E).
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