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Fig. 2. Phenotypes of mildly affected Ndst1 mutant E13.5 embryos. (A,C)
Wild-type littermate controls. (B,D) Mutant embryos show lack of eyes and
reduced frontonasal process (B) and (D) lack of eye lens. (E,G) Wild-type
littermate controls. (F,H) Mutant embryos with mild defects in external
features show severe defects in the frontonasal process and forebrain (E16.5,
horizontal sections). Lack of olfactory tracts (ot), olfactory bulbs (ob), the
eye lens (el) and the hippocampal commissure (hc, arrowhead) is evident. The
cortex (cx) is reduced in size and stratification and the cleavage along
transverse, sagittal and horizontal axes is defective. Scale bar: 1 mm. (I,J)
Coronal sections of a E18.5 wild-type (I) and
Ndst1/ (J) brain show the lack of the
anterior commissure (ac) in the mutant embryo (arrowhead). Axons disperse
instead of crossing the midline. Scale bar: 500 µm.