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Fig. 3. Axis duplications in Nap1khlo mutants.
(A-C) T expression. (A) Wild-type embryos have a single
allantois, and a brachyury-expressing primitive streak and notochord at E8.5.
Approximately one quarter of Nap1khlo homozygotes showed a
partial or complete duplication of the anteroposterior axis. In some mutants,
the allantois was duplicated (B, asterisk), whereas nearly the entire body
axis, including the primitive streak and notochord, was duplicated in the most
severely affected Nap1khlo mutants (C).
(D,E) Tbx4 expression marks the allantois in a
wild-type embryo (D) and in a Nap1khlo mutant with an
ectopic allantois (E). Anterior is up in all panels.