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ZDB-FIG-191230-1128

Publication

Vecchia et al., 2019 - Reelin Signaling Controls the Preference for Social Novelty in Zebrafish

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FIGURE 1

Reelin immunohistochemistry. Anti-Reelin antibody labeling of coronal and sagittal sections of the adult zebrafish brain. In wild-type anti-Reelin antibody labeling is seen in the (a) medial part of the dorsal telencephalon (Dm) and in the ventral nucleus of the ventral telencephalon (Vm), in the (b) ventral thalamic nuclei (Th) and (c) the ventral hypothalamic nuclei (Hy). Labeling is also detected in the (d) torus longitudinalis (TL), (e) stratum fibrosum marginale (sfm) and the stratum opticum (so) of the optic tectum. (f) A few labeled cells are observed in the interpeduncular nucleus (nin). In the hindbrain, Reelin protein localizes to the (g) corpus cerebelli (CCe), the lobus caudalis cerebelli (LCa), crista cerebellaris (CC) and (h) the intermediate and inferior part of the reticular formation (RF). (i,j) Anti-Reelin antibody labeling is not detected in the brain of reln^–/– mutants. Black arrowheads show position of Reelin-positive areas in (b,c,f).

Expression Data

Antibody:	Ab1-reln
Fish:	AB reln^{ic3032/ic3032}
Anatomical Terms:	cerebellar crest corpus cerebelli inferior reticular formation intermediate reticular formation interpeduncular nucleus medulla oblongata medial caudal lobe medial zone of dorsal telencephalon stratum marginale stratum opticum torus longitudinalis ventral hypothalamic zone ventral nucleus of ventral telencephalon ventral thalamus nucleus
Stage:	Adult

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Antibody Labeling

Phenotype Data

Fish:	reln^{ic3032/ic3032}
Observed In:	brain
Stage:	Adult

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