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Caption | Severe anomalies in the urogenital system in Wnt4tm2(EGFP/cre)Svo/Wnt4tm1Svo (Wnt4EGFPCre/c) mice. (a) The wild-type (WT, left) and mutant urogenital systems (right). Note that kidney development fails in mutant embryos and the metanephros remains rudimentary (arrow), as also seen in (b) (arrow). Histological view of the kidneys of WT (c) and mutant embryos (d) reveals that without Wnt4 signaling the kidney mesenchyme is lacking in nephrons. Only a glomerulus with some structures of a nephron can be observed in a loosely organized mesenchyme (arrow) having few ureteric epithelial branches (arrow). (e,f) Wnt4tm2(EGFP/cre)Svo/Wnt4tm1Svo mice show anomalies in the ovary, which remains unencapsulated. The naked ovary is associated with a Wolffian duct-derived epididymal structure typical of a male embryo (arrows). Labels: a, adrenal gland; b, bladder; e, epididymis; g, gonad; k, kidney; u, ureter; o, ovary. (a-f) E18.5. Bars: (c) 500 um, (d,f) 100 um. | ||||||
Copyright | This image is from Shan J, Genesis 2009 Nov;47(11):782-8, and is displayed with the permission of Wiley-Blackwell, who owns the Copyright. J:154784 | ||||||
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