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. 2002 Feb 4;156(3):567–577. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200111047

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Figure 3. — Defective periaxonal spacing in Mag ^−/− Cgt ^−/− mutants. Myelinated axons of (a) wild-type; (b) Mag^−/−; (c) Cgt^−/−; and (d) Mag^−/−Cgt^−/−spinal cords were surveyed for a uniform periaxonal space. Normally formed periaxonal spaces are seen in all genotypes, except for the MAG/CGT mutant. Normal intercellular spacing is highlighted by arrowheads in a and in b, where the MAG mutant lacks a periaxonal cytoplasmic collar. Bar, 200 nm.