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Cell lineage analysis of pattern formation in the Tubifex embryo II Segmentation in the ectoderm

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Fig. 1.The coalescence is soonLongitudinal section showing the relative positions of the endoderm (end) and bandlets extending from teloblasts M and O
Fig. 2. cell (A), left NOPQ (B) or individual teloblasts (C, D)were injected with DiI and allowed to develop for 3the left and right germ bands (EGBl and EGBr,bandlets in the left GB
Fig. 3. Early morphogenesis in ectodermal bandlets. One of the fourectoteloblasts on the left side of each embryo was injected with DiI shortlylineage;after its birth and allowed to develop for 36 h before fixation
Fig. 4. Schematic summary of morphogenetic events leading to ectoder-
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