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Fig. 3. Separating the role of blood flow from Nrp1 function.
(A) Pecam1 staining of yolk sacs from cultured heterozygote and mutant
embryos in both flow and no-flow conditions, as indicated. In heterozygote
embryos with flow, a large remodeled artery (Art) is visible. Heterozygote
embryos without flow fail to remodel capillaries into large vessels. Insets
show collagen IV staining on sections from E9.5 yolk sacs that also highlight
the large vessel diameters in Nrp1-/- yolk sacs compared
with wild type. (B-D) Nrp1-/- vessels, with or
without flow, show decreased branching (B), increased vessel segment length
(C) and increased avascular spaces (D). **P<0.01;
***P<0.005; Student's two-tailed t-test. Scale
bar: 100 µm.