Development -- Sánchez et al. 128 (23): 4815 Figure IG5

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Fig. 5. Anti-PECAM1 antibody staining of E9.5 embryos. Large branching vitelline vessels in the yolk sac (white arrows) are prominent in wild type Tg^+/–Scl^+/– embryos (A) as well as in rescued Tg^+/–Scl^–/– embryos (C) but were not observed in mutant Tg^–/–Scl^–/– yolk sacs (B). Inter-somitic vessels (arrowhead) are also well formed in both wild-type (D) and rescued embryos (F) but not in the mutant embryo (E). The head of the embryos were used to determine the embryo genotype.