Figure 6
From: Zac1 plays a key role in the development of specific neuronal subsets in the mouse cerebellum
Purkinje cell patterning is not disrupted in Zac1 null mice. (A,B) Expression of zebrin II in the wild-type (A) and Zac1 null (B) adult cerebellum. Three characteristic narrow zebrin II stripes (P1+ at the midline and P2+ laterally to either side: for stripe terminology, see [60]) are observed in the anterior part (lobule II-III) of the wild-type cerebellum (A). The characteristic zebrin II-immunopositive stripes appear normal in the Zac1 null cerebellum (B). Scale bar: 250 μm.