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ZDB-FIG-120907-15

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Chiu et al., 2012 - Development and fibronectin signaling requirements of the zebrafish interrenal vessel

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Fig. 3

The effect of fn1 knockdown on the interrenal tissue and the peri-interrenal vasculature.

Transverse sections of Tg(kdrl:GFP)^s843 embryos injected with either STD-MO (A-A′′, D-D′′) or fn1MO (B-B′′, C-C′′, E-E′′, F-F′′) were assayed for 3β-Hsd activity (black), GFP (green) and Fn expression (red). All sections are oriented with the posterior end toward top of page. The IRV structure of a 3 dpf control embryo (D′-D′′) appeared to be discontinuous on a single confocal section, because the IRV at this stage extended slightly anteriorward and then posteriorward, after spanning ventrally through the interrenal tissue and before connecting to the AMA segment (Video S1). The formation of IRV is defective in the absence of peri-vascular Fn. Yellow arrows indicate the IRV sprouting from the DA. Orange arrow denotes the interrenal tissue. Abbreviations: dorsal aorta (DA), interrenal vessel (IRV), notochord (NC). Scale bar is 50 μM.

Expression Data

Genes:	EGFP fn1a
Fish:	s843Tg s843Tg + MO3-fn1a
Knockdown Reagent:	MO3-fn1a
Anatomical Terms:	axial vasculature anatomical region dorsal aorta blood vessel endothelial cell interrenal angiogenic sprout interrenal vessel notochord swim bladder swim bladder bud
Stage Range:	High-pec to Protruding-mouth

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	s843Tg + MO3-fn1a
Knockdown Reagent:	MO3-fn1a
Observed In:	interrenal angiogenic sprout interrenal primordium interrenal primordium left side interrenal primordium right side interrenal vessel trunk interstitial matrix
Stage Range:	High-pec to Protruding-mouth

Phenotype Detail

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