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Fig. 11. MyHC-positive quail cells (arrows) are present in the root of the trigeminal ganglion. Epineural connective tissues and endothelial cells within the ganglion and brainstem were found in all transplant categories, but only segmental plate grafts generated myotubes within the ganglion. The other quail cells evident within the trigeminal root are endothelial cells. An ectopic muscle is visible to the left. A stage 29 embryo is shown.