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English: The node and midline are barriers to gap junction communication in the gut endoderm. MIPs of posterior views of an ESom stage (E8.25) Afp::GFP wild-type embryo. A combination of Alexa-568 and Neurobiotin was iontophoretically injected into a GFP-negative (DE lineage) cell in the left side of the gut endoderm. The left panel shows a static image of the posterior area, and the right panel shows a magnification of the boxed region. Note cellular retention of the Alexa-568 molecule and intercellular propagation of Neurobiotin. The Neurobiotin signal stops abruptly at the periphery of the node and the midline. m, midline; A, anterior; L, left; P, posterior; R, right.
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Source Movie S6 from Viotti M, Niu L, Shi S, Hadjantonakis A (2012). "Role of the Gut Endoderm in Relaying Left-Right Patterning in Mice". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001276. PMID 22412348. PMC: 3295824.
Author Viotti M, Niu L, Shi S, Hadjantonakis A
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