Fig. 3.
Fig. 3. The steep angle of the brain to spinal cord in jaundiced and spherocytic mice compared with normal, also seen as a sharp angle in the skull, suggests that erythropoiesis in hind region of skull may effect brain shape. Bouin's-fixed, whole brains are shown. Top, normal littermate to ja/ja #9; bottom, ja/ja mouse #9, 5.75 months. The arrow points to spinal cord at sharpened angle. Notice also the steeper slope of the cerebellum.

The steep angle of the brain to spinal cord in jaundiced and spherocytic mice compared with normal, also seen as a sharp angle in the skull, suggests that erythropoiesis in hind region of skull may effect brain shape. Bouin's-fixed, whole brains are shown. Top, normal littermate to ja/ja #9; bottom, ja/ja mouse #9, 5.75 months. The arrow points to spinal cord at sharpened angle. Notice also the steeper slope of the cerebellum.

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