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Cover: Pupal retina of Drosophila melanogaster imaged by confocal microscopy. Cell outlines of cone and pigment cells are visualized by Discs-large expression (green) and a deeper optical section shows photoreceptor nuclei labeled with TOPRO (blue). Circular structures are ommatidial cell clusters composed of four cone cells and eight photoreceptor cells that are surrounded by pigment cells. The retina is mosaic for shar-pei mutant and wild-type cell clones. Wild-type cells express GFP (red), while mutant cells do not. shar-pei mutant cells show excessive cell proliferation. For further details see article by M. Kango-Singh, R. Nolo, C. Tao, P. Verstreken, P. R. Hiesinger, H. J. Bellen and G. Halder in this issue, pp. 5719-5730.
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