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. 2016 Jan 5;371(1685):20150040. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2015.0040

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Figure 1. — Quantitative RNA-seq analysis of the spatial expression patterns of genes predicted or identified as playing a role either in neurogenesis (NG) or in neurotransmission (NT) in Hydra. (a) Schematic evolutionary tree of the Hydra genus. Note that all Hydra strains used in this study belong to the Hydra vulgaris (Hv) species. (b) Dissection scheme and RNA-seq procedure applied to Hv_Jussy. (c,d) Schematic representation of the spatial expression patterns as deduced from the RNA-seq profiles of the NG (c) and NT (d) genes along the body axis. See quantifications in electronic supplementary material, table S1.