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Fig. 4
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- Eskova et al., 2017 - Gain-of-function mutations of mau/DrAqp3a influence zebrafish pigment pattern formation through the tissue environment
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Fig. 4
Dominant mutations of aqp3a do not act cell-autonomously in pigment cells. (A-C) Blastomere transplantations of aqp3atVE1/tVE1 into mutants lacking one chromatophore type (nacre, transparent or pfeffer). (D-F) Typical chimeric animals resulting from transplantations show the striped wild-type pattern in the regions where mau pigment cells complement the host residual pattern. (G) Wild-type iridophores Tg(TDL358:GFP) do not form a wild-type pattern when transplanted into aqp3atVE1/tVE1. Left: GFP-labeled iridophores; middle: corresponding bright-field image; right: merged image. |
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