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Fig. Embryonic dorsal root ganglia in mouse

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Antibody stain against Neurofilament (green) and Ki 67 (red) in a Mouse embryo at day 12.5 after fertilization. Shown is the dorsal root ganglion (green ellipsoid regions where cells express neurofilament) and the ventricular zone (red region where cells proliferate) as well as the neural tube with roof and floor plate.

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Creator: Hannes Röst (2007, May 4). Retrieved from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mouse_NT_antibody_NF_Ki67.jpg

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