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, Coupes transversales d'appareil génital de seiche femelle mature. (A) : Faisceaux de fibres marqués dans la partie distale de la GNP, anticorps anti-FLGa, Annexe 2 : Cartographie tissulaire en immunocytochimie des neuropeptides PYY et FLGa Cellules au cytoplasme marqué dans la GOVI, anticorps anti-PYY. (C) : Terminaisons nerveuses marquées dans la GOVI, anticorps anti-FLGa. (D) : Terminaison nerveuse marquée dans le stroma ovarien, anticorps anti-FLGa. Les pointes de flèche indiquent les terminaisons nerveuses marquées

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