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Fig. 7. Early defects in kidney development in mice constitutively lacking
plexin B1 expression (Plxnb1-/-). (A) When
compared with heterozygous control littermates
(Plxnb1+/-), Plxnb1-/- mice show a
loss of plexin B1 mRNA, whereas the expression of plexin-B2 mRNA remains
unchanged. (B,C) Typical examples of kidneys dissected out of
Plxnb1-/- (B) and Plxnb1+/- (C)
littermates at E13.5 and stained with an anti-calbindin-28K antibody.
(D-G) In comparison with heterozygous littermates,
Plxnb1-/- kidneys are larger in size (D,E) and have
increased ureteric branching (F,G) at E13.5. (H,I) At E14.5,
Plxnb1-/- mice show a larger area of kidneys than
heterozygous littermates, but at E15.5 no differences can be detected.
(J) The number of developed nephrons is not significantly different
between Plxnb1-/- and Plxnb1+/-
littermates at E17.5. *P<0.001, Student's
t-test. Scale bar: 200 µm.