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Fig. 9. Loss of VEGF164 but not SEMA3A impairs microvessel branching in the
mouse limb. Forelimb vasculature at 12.5 dpc in stage-matched wild-type
limbs (Sema3a+/+; A,F), limbs lacking SEMA3A
(B,G), VEGF164 (C,H), SEMA3A and VEGF164
(D,I) or NRP1 (E,J). Microvessel networks appear
normal in the absence of SEMA3A, whereas loss of VEGF164 or NRP1 impairs
vessel branching. Vascular defects in limbs lacking both SEMA3A and VEGF164
are similar to those in limbs lacking only VEGF164. Scale bars: 100 µm.