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Figure 7

From: Myofibril-Inducing RNA (MIR) is essential for tropomyosin expression and myofibrillogenesis in axolotl hearts

Figure 7

Myofibril morphological examinations. Normal embryonic hearts treated with double-stranded MIR for 4 days show a dramatic reduction in tropomyosin protein and myofibrils. Hearts scanned here with dsRNA transfection already have stopped beating at the time of fixation. Hearts incubated with mock transfection (no dsRNA) show abundant staining of tropomyosin and organized myofibril structures (A). Hearts transfected by dsRNA show almost no detectable expression of tropomyosin in the whole area of the ventricle (B). (Magnification: 60 ×).

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