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- Olena et al., 2015 - miR-216a regulates snx5, a novel notch signaling pathway component, during zebrafish retinal development
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Fig. 5
miR-216a and snx5 regulate Müller glia cell numbers. Tg(gfap:GFP) transgenic zebrafish were injected as indicated, grown to 65 hpf, and GFP+ cell numbers were counted. Compared to DICs, injection of miR-216aMOs or snx5 caused a significant increase in GFP+ cells (p<0.05). Injections with miR-216a or snx5MOs caused a significant decrease in GFP+ cells (p<0.05). Partial rescue of GFP+ cell counts was observed in embryos co-injected with combinations of either snx5 and miR-216a, or snx5MOs and miR-216aMOs. Error bars=SEM. |
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 400(1), Olena, A.F., Rao, M.B., Thatcher, E.J., Wu, S.Y., Patton, J.G., miR-216a regulates snx5, a novel notch signaling pathway component, during zebrafish retinal development, 72-81, Copyright (2015) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.