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Fig. 7. Islet1 and Islet2 can function redundantly in PMN formation. (A-D)
28 hpf embryos stained with zn1 and znp1 (green) Abs. CaP axons are indicated
by arrowheads; MiP axons are indicated by arrows. Control embryos (A)
have normal CaP axons. Embryos co-injected with islet2 RNA and
islet1 MO (B) have normal CaP axons. Control embryos
(C) have dorsally projecting MiP axons. MiP axons are present in
embryos co-injected with islet1 MO and islet2 RNA
(D). Scale bar: 20 µm.