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. 2003 Sep 15;162(6):1149–1160. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200305018

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Figure 2. — Morphology of the nodal environs in Caspr2−/− mice. EM pictures of cross (A and E) and longitudinal (B and F) sections of sciatic nerve from adult wild-type (+/+; A and B), or Caspr2-deficient (−/−; E and F) mice are shown. Red arrowheads mark the location of the juxtaparanodes. C, D, G, and H (+/+, C and D; −/−, G and H), show double-immunofluorescence staining of the nodal region using antibodies to Na⁺ channels (red) and Caspr (green; C and G) or to NF155 (green; D and H). Bars: A and E, 200 nm; B and F, 1 μm.