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Figure 8.

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Figure 8. The connection between the brain ventricles and the central canal controls growth during embryogenesis.

(A1, A2) 2-photon image of fluid-filled cavities after Texas Red injection and after optical ablation at the rostral extremity of the CC connecting to the brain ventricles (A1), and in the yolk extension (A2 -control ablation). (B1, B2) Widefield transmitted images of 3 dpf zebrafish larvae 30 hr after the optical ablation of the CC rostral extremity (B1), or control ablation (B2). (C1, C2) Quantification of the fish total length (C1), and the main body angle (C2), 30 hr after Texas Red injection without ablation (magenta), after control (green) and CC rostral extremity l (blue) ablation with 14 larvae per category. P-values for length and angle are 1.3 10−3 and 3.0 10−3 respectively between the CC rostral extremity and no ablation, 9.6 10−3 and 6.4 10−3 between the CC rostral extremity and control ablation, and 0.066 and 0.89 (not significant) between the two controls. (D) Full field optical coherence tomography imaging of 30 hpf embryos reveals high density of secreted vesicles in central canal. (E) Electron microscopy with immunogold labeling of extracellular vesicles (EVs) in the CC of a one dpf zebrafish larva. Scale bar is 100 μm in (A1, A2), 15 μm in (D), and 500 nm in (E).

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