in situ hybridisation to avian hindbrain

  • Richard Wingate
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in situ hybridisation to avian hindbrain. Richard Wingate. Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Hindbrains from two 3 day old avian embryos showing the expression of the homeobox gene Hoxb-1 as viewed from above. At this stage of development the hindbrain is made up of repeating structures called rhombomeres. On the right, in a normal hindbrain, Hoxb-1 is switched on in rhombomere 4. On the left, part of rhombomere 4 from a donor embryo has been grafted in front of the host's rhombomere 4. Hoxb-1 remains switched on in the grafted rhombomere despite its new position.

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