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Fig. 3. The Fibronectin exon EIIIA was involved in dermal organization.
(A,B) Chick embryo dorsal skin. (A) At HH29+, EIIIA was
expressed in the periphery (red arrow) of the first feather primordia, as well
as in two ribbons on either side of the first row (black arrows). (B) At HH30,
the EIIIA transcripts were expressed in the periphery of primordia and in two
ribbons (black arrows) on either side of feather rows, although there was a
slight decrease of its expression in the three first rows (red arrow).
(C,D) BMP2 and EIIIA expression in the left and right
femoral tract of the same HH30 embryo. Five feather primordia of the fourth
row (R4) expressed BMP2 (C), whereas two no longer expressed EIIIA in
the corresponding right row (D). The additional primordia are indicated with
red arrows and those no longer expressing EIIIA with black arrows. The R3,
expressing the EIIIA domain (arrow) has started to form close to the distal
border line. Scale bars: 800 µm in A,B; 1000 µm in C,D.