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Fig. 2. GFP+ cells in explants of hindgut (taken from
RetTGM/+ embryos) maintained in control conditions or
exposed to an L1 function blocking antibody for 18 hours. In the control
explant, the cells are elongated and migrate in chains, except when undergoing
cell division. After dividing, the daughter cells quickly become elongated and
resume migration as a chain. When the activity of the cell-adhesion molecule
L1 is perturbed, many solitary cells are observed (asterisks) that are round
and do not migrate (Anderson et al.,
2006). Image kindly provided by Richard Anderson and Heather Young
(University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia).