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. 2015 Oct 27;4:e09946. doi: 10.7554/eLife.09946

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Figure 9. — Hair polarity in pleura revealed by F-actin (phalloidin staining) in ft⁸/ft^G-rv (A), d^GC13/d²¹⁰ (B), d^GC13 ft⁸/d^GC13 ft^G-rv (C), ft⁸ sple¹/ft^G-rv sple¹ (D), ds^36D/ds^UA071 (E), d^GC13 ds^36D/d^GC13 ds^UA071 (F), ft⁸ pk³⁰/ft^G-rv pk³⁰ (G), ft⁸ pk-sple¹⁴/ft^G-rv pk-sple¹⁴ (H), d^GC13 pk³⁰ (I) and d^GC13 sple¹ (J) mutant animals. Yellow asterisk indicates the position of the spiracle. Yellow arrows indicate the region where hair orientation is normal, and red arrows indicate the region where hair orientation is disrupted. Dashed yellow lines mark approximate boundaries between regions with normal and abnormal polarity.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09946.017