Fig. 5From: Long-term preservation of planar cell polarity in reversed tracheal epitheliumPositional Relationship Between the Basal Body and the Basal Foot. The images in (a), (b), (e) and (f) are for the inversion group at 2 months, the images in (c) and (g) are for the inversion group at 4 months, and the images in (d) and (h) are for the inversion group at 6 months, and they are orientated so that the upward direction is to the pharynx and the downward direction is to the lung. a In the normal segment, the basal foot (arrowhead) of each cilium was on the pharyngeal side of the basal body (arrow). b-d In the inverted segment, the basal foot (arrowhead) of each cilium was on the lung side of the basal body (arrow). Scale bar = 50 nm. e-h The distribution graphs of the orientations of the basal feetBack to article page