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. 2014 Jan 16;156(1-2):69–83. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2013.12.008

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Figure S1 — Nutritional Regulation of Different Intestinal Tracheal Subsets, Related to Figure 1

(A) Representative tracheation of the gut portions boxed in the cartoon: anterior midgut (A-C), mid-midgut (D-F), posterior midgut (G-I), anterior hindgut (J-L) and posterior hindgut (M-O) under the same three nutritional conditions described in in Figure 1. Quantifications for each intestinal portion are shown at the end of each row. For anterior midgut: p < 0.001 (8% versus 0.8%) and p = 0.001 (2% versus 0.8%), n = 10/set. For mid-midgut: p < 0.001 (8% versus 0.8%) and p < 0.001 (8% versus 2%) and p < 0.001 (2% versus 0.8%), n = 10/set. For posterior midgut: p = 0.001 (8% versus 0.8%), p = 0.047 (8% versus 2%), and p = 0.004 (2% versus 0.8%), n = 10/set. For anterior hindgut: p < 0.0001 (8% versus 0.8%), p < 0.001 (8% versus 2%), p < 0.001 (2% versus 0.8%), n = 10/set. For posterior hindgut: p < 0.0001 (8% versus 0.8%), p < 0.0001 (8% versus 2%), p < 0.001 (2% versus 0.8%), n = 10/set. Scale bars, 10 μm.