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Fig. 6. The structure of the trigone is likely to depend on intercalation of
ureteral and bladder muscle. (A) A sagittal section through an E17
Pax2+/+ embryo showing the point at which the ureteral
longitudinal fibers join the bladder detrusor (yellow arrows). (B) A
sagittal section through a Pax2-/- littermate of that
shown in A, showing the structure of the trigone region in the absence of the
ureter. Note the abundant bladder and urethral muscle, and the tunnel through
the bladder (red arrow) present in both wild type (A) and mutant (B). det,
detrusor. Magnification: x100.