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Fig. 4. Transgenic embryos do not develop a functional cloaca. (A)
Overview of the rhodamine gut injection assay used to assess cloacal function
in wild-type and transgenic embryos. (B,C) Injected wild-type
embryos secrete the rhodamine dextran from their cloaca within minutes.
(D,E) Transgenic embryos develop a buildup of rhodamine dextran
at the end of their gut, and they do not excrete the dye into the media. B,D
are brightfield views; C,E are brightfield/fluorescent merged images. Brackets
in B-E indicate the gut terminus.