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Figure 1. Three-dimensional analyses of cloacal division processes.

X-gal stained Foxa2CreERT2/+; R26LacZ/+ embryos and ShhCreERT2/+; R26LacZ/+ embryos (a–e, a’–e’). Lateral view (a–e), frontal view (a’–c’) and frontal oblique view (d’, e’) of the embryos. Foxa2CreERT2/+; R26LacZ/+ embryos were treated with tamoxifen (TM) at E8.5 and harvested at E9.5 (a, a’) and E10.5 (b, b’). ShhCreERT2/+; R26LacZ/+ embryos were treated with TM at E9.5 and harvested at E11.5 (c, c’), E12.75 (d, d’), E14.5 (e, e’). A blue arrowhead in (b) indicates the prospective UGS. Red arrows in (a–e) indicate the boundary area between the cloaca and hindgut. The areas between blue and red arrowheads indicate the lateral width in the cloaca and hindgut, respectively (b’-d’). The three-dimensionally reconstructed endoderm from serial sections of embryos (f–j). A blue arrowhead in (g) indicates prospective UGS. Asterisks in (f-j) indicate the connection sites of NDs to the cloaca. The sagittal sections of Gli1CreERT2/+; R26LacZ/+ embryos, which were treated with TM at E9.5 and harvested at E10.5 (k) and E11.5 (l). A blue arrow in (k) indicates the LacZ-positive region in the URS. A red arrow in (l) indicates the LacZ-negative region in the URS. aUGS: anterior part of the urogenital sinus, b: bladder, c: cloaca, cm: cloacal membrane, GT: genital tubercle, hg: hindgut, ND: nephric duct, r: rectum, A: anterior, D: dorsal, L: left, P: posterior, R: right and V: ventral.
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Source https://www.nature.com/articles/srep13943 Matsumaru, D. et al. Systematic stereoscopic analyses for cloacal development: The origin of anorectal malformations. Sci. Rep. 5, 13943; doi: 10.1038/srep13943 (2015).
Author Matsumaru, D. et al.
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