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Fig. 4. Summary of CNS transformations caused by the loss of Cdx function.
Summary diagrams showing the hindbrain and spinal cord transformation seen in
wild-type (A,C) and cdx1a/cdx4-deficient
(B,D) zebrafish embryos with (A,B) or without (C,D) an intact
retinoic acid signaling pathway. Diagrams of 20-somite, stage-matched embryos
are based on Figs 2 and
3. Rhombomeres are color coded
according to their identity; the location of the third somite, the normal
position of the hindbrain-spinal cord transition in wild-type embryos, is
indicated by an arrowhead. Dorsal views, anterior to the left. Scale bar: 100
µm.