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Strand et al., 2016 - Wnt/β-catenin signaling promotes regeneration after adult zebrafish Spinal Cord injury

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Fig. 2

Wnt/β-catenin signaling is necessary for locomotor recovery after spinal cord injury. (A) Free swimming behavior HS WT and HS Dkk fish at 14 and 28 dpt, including mean change in distance swum between 14 and 28 dpt. (B) Swim score analysis of No HS, HS WT, and HS Dkk fish through 28 dpt. (C) Acetylated tubulin staining in No HS, HS WT, and HS Dkk fish at 21 dpt. (D) GFAP staining in No HS, HS WT, and HS Dkk fish at 14 dpt. White arrowheads indicate glia with bipolar morphology. *p < 0.05; scale bar, (C, D) 100 µm; n e 5 for (A, B, D), n ≥ 3 for (C). Graphs show mean ± SEM.

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	ia5Tg; w32Tg
Condition:	heat shock, transection: spinal cord
Observed In:	axon regeneration swimming behavior
Stage:	Adult

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