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Fig. 4 Adaxial cells differentiate normally in fss mutants. (A) Somite 7 at the 13-somite stage, lateral view. At the middle of the somite a stack of flattened nuclei are visible, representing adaxial cells that have elongated and intercalated. (B) fss mutant at a similar region. Nuclear stacks can be seen, although they usually contain less cells. At the point where these cells seem to end a border is forming. (C,D) Schematic drawings of A and B, respectively.
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