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FIG. 4. The appearance of ciliated cells. By late gastrulation (stage
12/13), acetylated tubulin staining was found only in midbody microtubdles
(A, two midbodies marked by arrows). At stage 15, a tangential
optical section of the surface of an embryo revealed the presence
of scattered epidermal cells stained by anti-acetylated tubulin antibody
(B, two cells marked by arrows). An optical cross section of the
same embryo (C) revealed that these anti-acetylated stained cells
were located beneath the surface cell layer (arrows). A physical seetion
of a stage 30 embryo stained with anti-acetylated tubulin (D)
revealed that the ciliated cells were now located in the surface layer of
the epidermis (arrows). Bar in A marks 50 pm; bar in C marks 20 ym
for B-D. Image published in: Chu DT and Klymkowsky MW (1989) Copyright © 1989. Image reproduced with permission of the Publisher, Elsevier B. V.
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