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Fig. 7. Inner lateral cells move as a group laterally to dorsolateral
positions. (A) We define inner lateral (IL) cells as cells adjacent
to IM cells. (B) Photoactivated IL cell at gastrulation. The midline is
indicated by the radial line. (C). The same cell
5 minutes later
is situated just to the right of the midline in the invaginated epithelial
tube. Photoactivated fluorescence (red), Neurotactin (green). (D) Two
IL clusters photoactivated on either side of the midline. (E-G)
Time-point 0' showing clusters internalising. Reconstructed
cross-sections through the dotted lines are shown in F and G. (H)
Following spreading, the two clusters have migrated to dorsolateral positions
at opposite sides of the embryo (arrowheads). Dotted lines in B,D,F,G show the
midline. Scale bars: 20 µm in B-E,H; 10 µm in F,G.