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Fig. 8

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ZDB-FIG-160819-7

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Khuansuwan et al., 2016 - A transcription factor network controls cell migration and fate decisions in the developing zebrafish pineal complex

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Fig. 8

Decreased habenular asymmetry is observed in Flh-deficient larvae. (A) Representative images of antibody labeling of krt4:eGFP (parapineal neurons) and Kctd12.1 protein (lateral habenular neurons) in the zebrafish epithalamus at 5dpf. Dorsal views. Scale bars: 30µm. (B,C) Asymmetry indices of Kctd12.1- (n=74; B) and Kctd12.2- (n=32; C) positive neurons in Flh-deficient larvae plotted against the numbers of parapineal neurons. The habenulae of larvae with the greatest reduction of Flh (flh^n1-/-), and thus the largest number of parapineal neurons, were more symmetrical compared with their siblings. Pearson′s correlation tests were used to determine R² values.

Expression Data

Genes:	EGFP kctd12.1
Antibody:	ab1-kctd12.1
Fish:	sqet11Et noto^n1/+; sqet11Et noto^n1/n1; sqet11Et
Anatomical Terms:	habenula left side habenula right side parapineal organ neuron
Stage:	Day 5

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	noto^n1/n1; sqet11Et
Observed In:	habenula habenula left side habenula right side habenula development parapineal organ parapineal organ neuron
Stage:	Day 5

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