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. 2002 Nov 11;159(3):489–498. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200207058

Table I. Sensory axons of cGKI-deficient embryos reveal a longitudinal branching error within the DREZ.

Embryo No. Genotype No. of injected DRGs No. of DRGs with primarily rostral growth No. of DRGs with equal bidirectional branching
E12
498-10 −/− 3 3 0
498-11 −/− 4 4 0
517-1 −/− 1 1 0
519-2 −/− 2 2 0
519-9 −/− 3 0 1
520-1 −/− 1 0 1
520-7 −/− 2 2 0
522-10 −/− 2 2 0
524-5 −/− 1 1 0
524-8 −/− 1 0 1
527-6 −/− 2 0 2
528-1 −/− 1 0 1
498-1 +/+ 2 0 2
498-2 +/+ 4 0 4
498-6 +/+ 2 0 2
498-9 +/+ 3 0 3
517-8 +/+ 1 0 1
519-1 +/+ 1 0 1
519-4 +/+ 2 0 2
522-7 +/+ 2 0 2
522-8 +/+ 1 0 1
524-4 +/+ 3 0 3
524-6 +/+ 2 0 2
524-7 +/+ 1 0 1
E13
483-1 −/− 1 1 0
483-4 +/− 2 1 1
483-5 +/− 2 0 2

Number of DRGs labeled by DiI is given. The intensity of rostral and caudal segments within the spinal cord was measured in identical fields using NIH image software. The ratio of rostral/caudal staining varied from 1:0.51 to 1:0.85 in labeled DRGs with a primarily rostral growth in the absence of cGKI (mean value, 1:0.66 ± 0.11). All others were considered as equal bidirectional growth. In wild-type DRGs, we observed a 1:1.02 ratio (mean).