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Fig. 7. Abnormal CaP cell positioning results in double exit points in both
primary motoneurons (PMNs) and secondary motoneurons (SMNs). (A)
Sequential images at the 18th somite level in an nrp1a:gfp transgenic
embryo with Nrp1a-knockdown. Two separated CaP cell bodies (21 hpf) extended
their axons to form double exit points (24 hpf). At 27 hpf, one axon extended
beyond the horizontal myoseptal level (*), but the other axon did
not (**). Arrowheads indicate the level of the horizontal
myoseptum. (B) The double exit phenotype of SMN axons was observed at
the same position as in A at 48 hpf. SMN axons were immunostained with mAb
Zn5. Scale bars: 20 µm.