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Mouse Head (E9.0) Neural Crest (GFP)
Neural crest cells are a migratory cell population that give rise to the majority of the cartilage, bone, connective tissue, and sensory ganglia in the head.
Neural crest cell quantification in muse embryos identified by Sox10 in situ hybridization in E8.5 (A), E9.5 (C), and E10.5 (E) wild-type.
Legend
- cg - cranial ganglia
- fnp - frontonasal prominence
- ba1 - first branchial (pharyngeal) arch
- ba2 - second branchial (pharyngeal) arch
- t - trigeminal ganglion
- hypoglossopharyngeal and vagal ganglia posterior to the otic vesicle (double arrows in E)
Original File: Fig. 3 (ACE) http://www.pnas.org/content/103/36/13403/F3.expansion.html
Original image was cropped, resized and labeled.
Reference
<pubmed>16938878</pubmed>| PNAS
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