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. 2007 Sep 11;104(38):14994–14999. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0701677104

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Fig. 1. — Embryonic day (E) 14.5–15 gonad–mesonephros complexes from normal (+/+) (A, D, G, and J), and heterozygous mutant Gata4^ki (Gata4^ki/+) (B, E, H, and K), and Fog2− (Fog2−/+) (C, F, I, and L) fetuses. (A) B6+/+ XX ovary. (B) B6 Gata4^ki/+ XX ovary. (C) B6 Fog2−/+ XX ovary. (D) B6+/+ XY^B6 testis. (E) B6 Gata4^ki/+ XY^B6 testis. (F) B6 Fog2−/+ XY^B6 testis. (G) B6+/+ XY^AKR testis. (H) B6 Gata4^ki/+ XY^AKR ovotestis. (I) B6 Fog2−/+ XY^AKR ovary. (J) (B6 × D2)F1+/+ XY^AKR testis. (K) (B6 × D2)F1 Gata4^ki/+ XY^AKR testis. (L) (B6 × D2)F1 Fog2−/+ XY^AKR testis. In each case, the gonad (arrow in A) lies above the mesonephros. (E) Testis with attenuated cord growth. (H) Ovotestis. The arrowheads in H point to ovarian tissue.