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English: Movie 5 : Some flk1/kdrl: GFP;csl:Cer double-positive haemogenic endothelial cells leave the endothelium apically. This movie supports findings reported in Figure 1. It shows data from timelapse confocal microscopy on flk1/kdrl: gfp/csl: cer-double transgenic embryos starting from 30 hpf. The arrow points at a haemogenic endothelial cell that leaves the endothelium apically to enter the dorsal aorta. The embryo was immobilized in 1% low melting point agarose. The images show single 1.5 µm thick optical sagittal sections of an embryo with anterior to the left and dorsal up. During the timelapse, images were taken every 3 min. |
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Source | Video file from Thambyrajah R, Ucanok D, Jalali M, Hough Y, Wilkinson R, McMahon K, Moore C, Gering M (2016). "A gene trap transposon eliminates haematopoietic expression of zebrafish Gfi1aa, but does not interfere with haematopoiesis". Developmental Biology. DOI:10.1016/j.ydbio.2016.07.010. PMID 27432513. PMC: 5003831. | ||
Author | Thambyrajah R, Ucanok D, Jalali M, Hough Y, Wilkinson R, McMahon K, Moore C, Gering M | ||
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Author | Thambyrajah R, Ucanok D, Jalali M, Hough Y, Wilkinson R, McMahon K, Moore C, Gering M |
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Image title | : Some flk1/kdrl: GFP;csl:Cer double-positive haemogenic endothelial cells leave the endothelium apically. This movie supports findings reported in Figure 1. It shows data from timelapse confocal microscopy on flk1/kdrl: gfp/csl: cer-double transgenic embryos starting from 30 hpf. The arrow points at a haemogenic endothelial cell that leaves the endothelium apically to enter the dorsal aorta. The embryo was immobilized in 1% low melting point agarose. The images show single 1.5 µm thick optical sagittal sections of an embryo with anterior to the left and dorsal up. During the timelapse, images were taken every 3 min. |
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