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. 2018 Feb 7;16:12. doi: 10.1186/s12958-018-0329-y

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Fig. 2 — FOXL2 Localization in the Uterus. a FOXL2 is localized to the luminal epithelium, myometrium and glandular epithelium in the non-pregnant uterus of a female mouse. b A closer view of FOXL2 localization in the non-pregnant uterus. c FOXL2 is localized to the luminal epithelium, and to the embryo on day E4.5 of pregnancy. The thick arrow indicates reduced expression of FOXL2 in uterine cells surrounding the attached embryo. d No staining is detected in sections incubated without the primary antibody, anti-FOXL2. Blue = DNA staining (DAPI), RED = FOXL2