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Plate 28

Fig. 1. Primordial germ-cell from 11.5-day embryo. X 2340.

Fig. 2. Three cells of the germinal epithelium of 11.5-day embryo. X 2340.

Fig. 3. Cell in epithelial nucleus of 1 14.5-day embryo illustrating first stage in transformation of an epithelial cell into a germ-cell. X 2340.

Fig. 4. Two undifierentiated epithelial cells in the epithelial nucleus of 11.5-day embryo. x 2340.

Fig. 5. Two cells in the epithelial nucleus of ll.5-day embryo, illustrating the second ~ stage in the transformation of an epithelial cell into a germ-cell. X 2340.

Fig. 7. Primordial germ-cell from 9-day embryo. X 2340.

Fig. 8. Primordial germ-cell and mesenohyme cell from a 9-day embryo. X 2340.

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Reference

Brambell FWR. The development and morphology of the gonads of the mouse. Part I. The morphogenesis of the indifferent gonad and of the ovary. (1927) 101: 391-407.

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