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Fig. 2 Sagittal location of pivot point according to flexion (a) and extension (c) in relation to the most dorsal point of vertebrae (b).

The mastoid exposure on the back end of the skull is roughly triangular, extending closest to the centerline of the occipital at its most dorsal point.

To quantify this change we measured the anteroposterior length of the rhombic lip between the isthmus and lateral angle of the rhombic lip and the distance between the ventral midline and most dorsal point of the cerebellum in flat-mounted electroporated embryos.

They mark the morphologically most dorsal points of the walls of the hemispheres and the sites where the enlarged ventricular surface of these walls end and their reduced meningeal surface begin.

The optical plane was ∼30 µm below the most dorsal entrance point of the iPN tract into the LH.

Wnt1-Cre Wls flox/flox animals displayed a loss of Wls expression at the dorsal entry point.

Indeed, confocal images of a double staining for Wls and β-gal showed that in Wnt1-Cre R26R control animals, Wls was expressed at the site of the dorsal entry point of sensory neurons in the dorsal neural tube.

Most interestingly, our data demonstrated that this unique CPC in telophase moves as a discrete spot to the dorsal mid-point of the mother cell where cytokinesis is initiated.

If disturbed, the turkey fish displays by spreading its fins to their fullest extent, rotating until it assumes a position, often head down, with its dorsal spines pointing toward the intruder.

The CPC in procyclic trypanosomes may have to dissociate from the spindle midzone in late anaphase, travel across the nuclear envelope to reach the dorsal mid-point near the anterior tip of the daughter cell where cytokinesis is to initiate [5].

Note that, in this case, path 2 fibers have multiple separable routes of connections – the dorsal route (pointed by a white arrow) and ventral route (pointed by a green arrow).