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Fig. 7. Vimentin expression in the head region of the stage-26 embryo. In a transverse physical section through the head of a stage-26 embryo stained with 14h7 (A), vimentin-expressing head mesenchyme (hm) appears adjacent to the brain and in the region of the mandibular arch (ma). Vimentin-containing processes of cells of the mesencephalon (me) extend in toward the ventricle (nv). Staining in the cement gland is an artifact. In a transverse physical section through an anterior somite of the trunk stained with 14h7 (B), the mesenchyme at the surface of the somites (sm) is expressing vimentin. Vimentin- expressing cells (nv) are present at the margin of the neural tube and have small processes that extend midway to the ventricular surface. There are no vimentin-expressing cells in the ventral region of the neural tube. There appear to be vimentin-expressing mesenchymal cells dorsal to the neural tube (unmarked arrow), c, cement gland; ma, mandibular arch; me, mesencephalon; n, notochord; nt, neural tube; ov, optic vesicle; s, somites. Bars, 50 jxm in both parts. Image published in: Dent JA et al. (1989) Copyright © 1989. 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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