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Fig. 5. Fluid flow is impaired by lack of normal cilia movement in the central
canal of the spinal cord. BDM-pretreated embryos were injected with 5%
tetramethylrhodamine-conjugated 70 k MW dextran into the fourth brain
ventricle and dye distribution along the central canal of the spinal cord was
recorded at various timepoints; shown are 2 and 40 minutes post-injection.
Control (A,B) and oval heterozygous (G,H) show a distribution of the
dye up to an anterior-posterior level of the tip of the yolk extension at 40
minutes (arrowheads) (B,H), whereas polarisAUG morphant (C,D),
hippiSP morphant (E,F) and oval homozygotes (I,J) show
reduced dye migration. Anterior to the left. Scale bar: 100 µm.