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Movie 1
Wild-type aorta at 22 hours
The embryo is oriented posterior towards the left and anterior towards the right. Note the cardiovascular valve on the left.
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Movie 2
Wild-type heart at 22 hours (a)
The orientation is posterior towards the left and anterior towards the right. Note the ostiae, especially the rostral ones.
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Movie 3
Wild type heart at 22 hours (b)
The orientation of the embryo is anterior towards the left. This sequence again shows ostiae and focuses on the caudal and middle ones.
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Movie 4
Wild type heart at 22 hours (c)
The orientation of the embryo is anterior towards the left and posterior towards the right. A red artificially coloured hemocyte is seen penetrating in the second ostia. This hemocyte is schematized in Fig. 4 (see accompanying paper).
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