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Fig. 6. Blood vessels are present but disorganized around
Cdh2-/- pancreatic buds independent of the presence or
absence of S1P. Pancreatic-gut explants from wild type (WT; A) and
Cdh2-/- embryos incubated with beads soaked in PBS (B) or
S1P (C) were analysed for the presence and distribution of blood vessels by
double immunostainings with CD31 (blue) and Pdx1 (brown) antibodies. Higher
magnification of the pancreatic region in A, B, and C is shown in D, E, and F,
respectively. Whereas blood vessels were present nearby the pancreatic
endoderm independent of the genotype and presence of S1P,
N-cadherin-deficiency resulted in a disorganised network of blood vessels. S1P
stimulated an overall growth of the pancreatic-gut explants, including
endoderm, mesenchyme and blood vessels. db, dorsal pancreatic bud; vb, ventral
pancreatic bud; gb, gall bladder. Both the dorsal (left) and ventral (right)
pancreas is delineated with red broken lines. Scale bars: in A, 100 µm for
A-C; in D, 30 µm for D-F.