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Movie 1. Cardiomyocytes exhibit two morphologically distinct phases of cell movement during cardiac fusion. Time-lapse in a wild-type embryo expressing Tg(cmlc2:egfp), with time points 2 minutes apart. For analysis of cell movements, see Fig. 1. Lateral domains of egfp expression are not contiguous with the cardiomyocytes and represent ectopic transgene expression.
Movie 2. Transition to angular movement does not occur in the absence of endocardium. Time-lapse in a clo mutant embryo expressing Tg(cmlc2:egfp), with time points 3 minutes apart. For analysis of cell movements, see Fig. 2.
Movie 3. mil mutant cardiomyocytes exhibit angular movement despite the loss of initial medial movement. Time-lapse in a mil mutant embryo expressing Tg(cmlc2:egfp), with time points 2 minutes apart. For analysis of cell movements, see Fig. 3.
Movie 4. In mil;clo double mutants, cardiomyocytes exhibit no net directed movement. Time-lapse in a mil;clo mutant embryo expressing Tg(cmlc2:egfp), with time points 2 minutes apart. For analysis of cell movements, see Fig. 4.
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