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Fig. 5. Physiological blepharoptosis in Egr3-/- mice. Compared
with wild-type mice (A), Egr3-/- mice (A') have
prominent blephoroptosis (drooping eyelids). (B) Whole-mount
lacZ histochemistry of the inner eyelids from adult
Egr3+/+:D
lZ+ mice showed dense sympathetic
innervation to the superior and inferior tarsal muscles (black arrowheads) and
Meibomian glands in the inner eyelids (columnar innervation, white
arrowheads). (B') Sympathetic innervation was markedly decreased
to the upper and lower eyelids (black arrowheads) and the Meibomian glands
(white arrowheads) in Egr3-/-:D
lZ+mice. Compared
with wild type (C), adult Egr3-/- mice (C')
developed corneal ulceration (arrow), most probably owing to impaired
secretomotor function of the Meibomian glands. Scale bars: 0.5 mm.
*nasal canthus.