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ZDB-FIG-200718-29

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Deveau et al., 2020 - Thyroid hormone receptor beta mutations alter photoreceptor development and function in Danio rerio (zebrafish)

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Fig 2

Live confocal imaging of larval eyes at 4- and 5-days post fertilization (dpf).

(A) A confocal cross section of a wild type (6BP+/+) (N = 4) larval eye shows a ring of cone layer tdTomato fluorescence under control of a trβ2 promoter in the red cones at the outer edge of the retina. (B) A 6BP+1+/- heterozygote maintains (N = 7) trβ2 fluorescence, but the 6BP+1-/- mutant (N = 14) (C) has no trβ2 fluorescence. The 3BP wild type (N = 12) (D), heterozygote (N = 23) (E), and mutant (N = 5) (F) all exhibit trβ2 fluorescence shown through mYFP expressed by a trβ2 promoter. Eyes are imaged from the larval anterior side showing a cross-section ring of cones. Fluorescence in a ring or semi-ring formation indicates the presence of trβ2 activity. Missing sections of the rings are due to image planes cutting through the cornea.

Expression Data

Genes:	Tomato YFP
Fish:	thrb^nds2/+; q22Tg thrb^nds2/nds2; q22Tg thrb^nds3/+; q23Tg thrb^nds3/nds3; q23Tg
Anatomical Term:	retinal cone cell
Stage Range:	Day 4 to Day 5

Expression Detail

Gene	Fish	Conditions	Stage	Qualifier	Anatomy	Assay
Tomato	thrb^nds2/+; q22Tg	standard conditions	Day 4 to Day 5		retinal cone cell	IFL
Tomato	thrb^nds2/nds2; q22Tg	standard conditions	Day 4 to Day 5	Not Detected	retinal cone cell	IFL
YFP	thrb^nds3/+; q23Tg	standard conditions	Day 4 to Day 5		retinal cone cell	IFL
YFP	thrb^nds3/nds3; q23Tg	standard conditions	Day 4 to Day 5		retinal cone cell	IFL

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	thrb^nds2/nds2; q22Tg
Observed In:	retinal cone cell
Stage Range:	Day 4 to Day 5

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