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English: Eliminating Glomerular Filtration Results in the Ectopic Kidney Convolution An ET11–9 transgenic embryo was injected with cardiac tnnt2 morpholino to eliminate cardiac contraction. The time lapse recording was performed between 2.5 and 3 dpf. Proximal migration was normal in most of the segment except the most proximal portion, where a drop in the migration rate was accompanied by the development of convolution and the thickening of the tubule. Also note that transient obstruction developed and quickly resolved in one of the tubules. The head is on the left. Frame interval is 30min. Number of frames is 28. Each frame is a projection of a confocal stack.
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Source Video S17 from Vasilyev A, Liu Y, Mudumana S, Mangos S, Lam P, Majumdar A, Zhao J, Poon K, Kondrychyn I, Korzh V, Drummond I (2009). "Collective Cell Migration Drives Morphogenesis of the Kidney Nephron". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.1000009. PMID 19127979. PMC: 2613420.
Author Vasilyev A, Liu Y, Mudumana S, Mangos S, Lam P, Majumdar A, Zhao J, Poon K, Kondrychyn I, Korzh V, Drummond I
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