Fig. 5
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- ZDB-FIG-231204-60
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- Wei et al., 2023 - Extensive jejunal injury is repaired by migration and transdifferentiation of ileal enterocytes in zebrafish
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Ileal enterocytes contribute to jejunal enterocyte regeneration in adult zebrafish (A) The adult zebrafish intestine is subdivided into seven segments (S1 to S7). (B–D) H&E staining shows that in contrast to the uninjured control (B), the jejunal villi in S4 collapsed at 0 hpt and underwent morphological reconstructing at 72 hpt, whereas the ileal villi in S5 remained unaffected (C and D). (E–G) In the uninjured Tg(fabp2:DenNTR; fabp6:dsRed) transgenic adults, DsRed+ enterocytes were present in S5 but not in S4 (E). After MTZ-induced injury at 0 hpt, the DsRed+ enterocytes were observed in S4 (F), which became more evident at 72 hpt (G). The dash-framed areas are enlarged in the panels on their right. Scale bars, 50 μm. |