Developmental Biology at the University of Georgia

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Definitive endoderm made from human embryonic stem cells. Blue=DAPI, red=Mitochondria, Green= membrane. Provided by Dr. Steve Dalton (Dept. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology).	Top view of wild type zebrafish embryo at 6 hours after fertilization. The zebrafish Organizer is already apparent at this stage, to the right of the image. Provided by Dr. Scott Dougan (Department of Cellular Biology)
Top view of live squint mutant zebrafish embryo at 6 hours after fertilization. The Organizer is absent. Provided by Dr. Scott Dougan (Department of Cellular Biology).	Squint; cyclops double mutant zebrafish embryo at 24 hours post fertilization, lacking derivatives of the mesoderm and endoderm in the head and trunk. Provided by Dr. Scott Dougan (Department of Cellular Biology).
Zebrafish embryo treated with an ALK4 inhibitor at 3 hours. Fixed at 10 hours post fertilization and stained for a marker of neural fates. The abnormal clump of cells is typical of embryos lacking Nodal signaling and stains positive for the neural marker. Provided by Dr. Scott Dougan (Department of Cellular Biology).	Differentiated Motor Neurons from human embryonic stem cells. Provided by Dr. Steve Stice (Dept. of Animal and Diary Sciences).
The head of a C. elegans cul-4 mutant with a large re-replicating cell is apparent. Provided by Dr. Edward Kipreos (Dept. of Cellular Biology).	A wild type C. elegans. Provided by Dr. Edward Kipreos (Dept. of Cellular Biology).

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