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Fig. S4 Transplantation experiments show that the defect in lbk is cell-autonomous. Bright-field images of the dorsal head region (A) and tail (B) of four dark-adapted 5 dpf larvae. The skin melanocytes that have developed into normally pigmented melanocytes in an lbk-/- mutant background (arrows). Inset in B is a higher magnification dorsal view of four melanocytes with wild-type appearance indicated by arrows in B. Melanocytes displaying the severe hypopigmentation characteristic of lbk (white arrowheads) can be seen next to cells showing wild-type levels of melanin (black arrows).
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