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Hammond et al., 2006 - The developing lamprey ear closely resembles the zebrafish otic vesicle: otx1 expression can account for all major patterning differences

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Fig. 4

Morphology of the L. fluviatilis otic vesicle at stage 30. (A-C) Projections from confocal z-stacks of a FITC-phalloidin-stained ear showing the actin-rich sensory hair cell stereociliary bundles and general morphology. (A,B) Lateral views, anterior to left, dorsal to top; both are composites of two images. ed, endolymphatic duct. (B) A projection from a lateral subset of the confocal z-stack to show the presumptive cristae clearly, also shown at higher power in insets (B',B''). (C) Dorsal view, anterior to left, medial to top; arrows indicate hair cells in the developing cristae. Scale bars: 50 μm.

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