Tip Cells (IMAGE)
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The progeny of tip cells is incorporated into arteries: genetically labelled tip cells (green) in a vascular plexus (blue) of the retina of a six-day-old mouse (left: twelve hours after the beginning of the experiment). After 96 hours, most of the cells are located in the arteries but not in the veins (right).
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MPI f. Molecular Biomedicine/ M.E. Pitulescu
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