Figure 2
Figure 2. Tie2-cre–mediated loss of Zeb2 causes intracranial hemorrhaging at E12.5. (A) Zeb2−/ΔTie2-Cre hemorrhagic phenotype. (B) Hematoxylin/eosin staining of E12.5 Zeb2−/ΔTie2-Cre embryo (200× magnification) showing bleeding especially in the germinal layer and ganglia/ganglionic eminences of the developing brain. GE indicates ganglionic eminence; and G, ganglion.

Tie2-cre–mediated loss of Zeb2 causes intracranial hemorrhaging at E12.5. (A) Zeb2−/ΔTie2-Cre hemorrhagic phenotype. (B) Hematoxylin/eosin staining of E12.5 Zeb2−/ΔTie2-Cre embryo (200× magnification) showing bleeding especially in the germinal layer and ganglia/ganglionic eminences of the developing brain. GE indicates ganglionic eminence; and G, ganglion.

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