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3D images showing TH - positive cells accumulating at the cranial and audal ends of the adrenal gland. A. A observation of adrenal gland and surrounding structures (at 17 days of gestation). B. Enhanced image to further focus on the dark TH - positive cells. C. Image with the other structures removed

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Mark Hill (talk) 12:54, 4 November 2018 (AEDT) Image relevant to project page. Not all required information included here on summary section, missing link to reference (added below). Should also include which species the study has been carried out in and included the reference in the figure legend on the project page, as well as in the associated text.

Yamamoto M, Yanai R & Arishima K. (2004). Study of migration of neural crest cells to adrenal medulla by three-dimensional reconstruction. J. Vet. Med. Sci. , 66, 635-41. PMID: 15240937