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Fig. 2. Formation of the lens stalk in Cited2-/- eyes.
(A-F) Histological examination was performed after Hematoxylin and
Eosin (H&E) staining of serial paraffin sections of mouse embryo heads.
Compared with wild-type littermate controls at corresponding stages (A,C,E),
fusion of the lens to the surface ectoderm was detected at 11.5 dpc (arrow in
B) and the resultant lens stalk persisted throughout development as shown in
representative pictures from 15.5 (arrow in D) and 18.5 dpc (arrow in F) in
Cited2-/- eyes. (G,H) E-cadherin
immunostaining was performed on sections from 13.5 dpc. In contrast to the
expression in corneal epithelium and lens epithelial cells in the wild-type
littermate control (G), positive E-cadherin staining for lens stalk was
revealed in Cited2-/- eyes (arrow in H).