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Fig. 3. idefix mutant chromatophores contribute to a wild-type pattern in chimeric animals. idefix mutant chromatophores contribute to a wild-type pattern.

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1 Fig. 3. idefix mutant chromatophores contribute to a wild-type pattern in chimeric animals.
idefix mutant chromatophores contribute to a wild-type pattern in chimeric animals. Chimeric animals derived from blastomere transplantations of ide mutant cells into (A) pfeffer (n=8), (B) rose (n=6) and (C) nacre (n=4) hosts. In all three cases the normally striped wild-type pattern is restored in the regions of donor-derived xanthophores (A), iridophores (B) or melanophores (C), indicated by the brackets. Scale bar: 1 mm. Hans Georg Frohnhöfer et al. Biology Open 2016;5: © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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