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Fluorescent cranial nerves
- Dr Jonathan Clarke
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A fluorescence micrograph showing nerve cells in
the lower part of the chick embryo brain
(hindbrain) which have been stained with two
differently coloured fluorescent dyes (DiI and
DiA). At this stage of development, the two
distinct groups of neurons are mixed together, but
will later separate to form two cranial nerves,
the glossopharyngeal (red) and vagus (green). Biomedical Image Awards 1998.