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ZDB-FIG-200627-12

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Schredelseker et al., 2020 - Bsx Is Essential for Differentiation of Multiple Neuromodulatory Cell Populations in the Secondary Prosencephalon

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FIGURE 3

Forebrain patterning is normal in bsx mutants. (a–p) Lateral views of 2 dpf zebrafish embryo heads stained by in situ hybridization using probes as indicated. No differences in expression of any marker was observed between wildtype and bsx mutant embryos. All images are minimum intensity projections of 40 brightfield focal planes (distance 1 μm). Anterior is to the left. Scale bar in (a) for all images: 50 μm. Anterior at left. Number n of embryos analyzed (wildtype) = 3 (a,e,h,i); 5 (b,m); 6 (c,p); 10 (d); 9 (f,n); 14 (g); 8 (j,k,o); 12 (l). n (bsx mutants) = 3 (a); 11 (b,g); 4 (c,j); 12 (d); 5 (e,l,o); 9 (f,n,p); 8 (h,i); 10 (k); 6 (m).

Expression Data

Genes:	dlx5a fezf2 foxb1a isl1a lef1 lhx5 lhx6a lhx9 nkx2.1 nkx2.2a nr5a1a nr5a2 otpa pax6a pax7a shha
Fish:	WT bsx^m1376/m1376
Anatomical Terms:	caudal tuberculum ventral region corpus mamillare anatomical region forebrain hypophysis hypothalamus median tuberal portion optic recess posterior recess telencephalon
Stage:	Long-pec

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