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Fig. 7. Similar functions of tip cells in the tracheal system and in the
developing vasculature. (A) A terminal cell (TC) and a fusion cell
(FC) of the Drosophila tracheal system, which form the tip of a
dorsal branch and express GFP::Actin (stage 15 of embryonic
development). Note the presence of filopodial extensions in the TC and the FC,
and their absence in stalk cells (SCs). (B) An endothelial tip cell,
expressing GFP in a developing intersegmental vessel of an early
zebrafish embryo (image courtesy of Y. Blum). (C) Isolectin B4-labelled
endothelial tip cell (green) at the leading front of the developing
vasculature in the retina of a 5-day postnatal mouse. Nuclei are labelled with
DAPI (blue; image courtesy of H. Gerhardt).