Fig. 8
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- ZDB-FIG-130416-27
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- Navis et al., 2013 - Cftr controls lumen expansion and function of Kupffer's vesicle in zebrafish
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Expression of Cftr-GFP can rescue lumen expansion defects in cftr mutants. (A-C) Representative DIC images of KV (arrows) at 10 ss in embryos (A) heterozygous for cftrpd1049, (B) homozygous for cftrpd1049 and (C) in cftrpd1049 homozygous mutants injected with 150 pg cftr-GFP RNA. (D) Quantification of KV phenotype at 10 ss in control and cftr-GFP-injected embryos resulting from a cross between cftrpd1049 heterozygous parents. Control, n=158; Cftr-GFP, n=94; P<0.01. (E) Graph of the KV phenotype at 10 ss in embryos from a cftrpd1049/+; TgBAC(cftr-GFP) × cftrpd1049/+ cross, compared by whether the embryos were Cftr-GFP positive or negative. Cftr-GFP negative, n=140; Cftr-GFP positive, n=149; P<0.001. (F) Quantification of KV phenotype in embryos treated with DMSO (n=96) or 10 μM forskolin and 40 7mu;M IBMX resulting from a cross between cftrpd1049 heterozygous parents. n=95; P=0.6374. Scale bars: 50 μm. |
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