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FIG. 3. (a) Further excerpts from the photorecord of case SI 2631; magnification x 19. Growth proceeds from top to bottom (arrows); for each photographic timepoint, the tadpole age [in days (d) postoperation] and developmental stage (17) are at the left. At each stage, two or more views of the eye are shown, and each is appropriately labeled as dorsal (D), lateral (L), dorsolateral (DL), etc. All three photomicrographs from the last timepoint (131 days, stage 63/4) were photographed in buffer after immersion fixation (as in Fig. 2d): in addition to providing an unobstructed medial view of the eye, the eye can be rotated on its axis to provide oblique views such as anterodorsal (AD) and anterodorsolateral (ADL) to optimally visualize the black sector in PRE (compare with Fig. 2c pattern taken just before eye removal). (b-f) Montages formed from x2.5 blow-ups ofthe D view and the DL or L view shown in a for the corresponding photographic timepoint. Boundary characters established since the previous photosession are bracketed by arrows on each montage. Note that new boundary characters are added to the distal rim ofthe PRE and form a cumulative proximodistal record of the transplant's growth. For reference, the pupil (P) is labeled, and the proximodistal axis of the sector runs from top down in each montage. GZ is labeled on the last montage.

Image published in: Hunt RK et al. (1987)

Copyright © 1987. Image reproduced with permission of the publisher and the copyright holder. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License.

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