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ZDB-FIG-211130-7

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Yamada et al., 2021 - An atlas of seven zebrafish hox cluster mutants provides insights into sub/neofunctionalization of vertebrate Hox clusters

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Fig. 2

Reticulospinal neurons and craniofacial cartilage in zebrafishhoxcluster mutants. (A-H) Reticulospinal neurons in the hindbrain at 48 hpf were visualized by whole-mount immunostaining using anti-neurofilament RMO-44 antibody. Dorsal view of flat-mounted specimens after removal of the yolk. Mauthner cells located at r4 are indicated by asterisks. Hemizygous mutants for each hox cluster appeared indistinguishable from the wild-type. (I-P′) Craniofacial cartilages of zebrafish larvae at 5 dpf were stained with Alcian Blue. I-P show ventral view and I′-P′ show lateral view. bh, basihyal; ch, ceratohyal; m, Meckel's cartilage. Scale bars, 50 µm (A-H); 100 µm (I-P).

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Fish:	Df(Chr12:hoxb8b,hoxb6b,hoxb5b,hoxb1b)sud114/sud114 (RW) Df(Chr16:hoxa13b,hoxa11b,hoxa10b,hoxa9b,hoxa2b)sud112/sud112 (RW) Df(Chr19:hoxa13a,hoxa11a,hoxa9a,hoxa5a,hoxa4a,hoxa1a)sud111/sud111 (RW) Df(Chr9:hoxd13a,hoxd12a,hoxd11a,hoxd10a,hoxd9a,hoxd4a,hoxd3a)sud116/sud116 (RW) Df(Chr3:hoxb13a,hoxb10a,hoxb9a,hoxb8a,hoxb7a,hoxb6a,hoxb5a,hoxb4a,hoxb3a,hoxb2a,hoxb1a)sud113/sud113 (RW) Df(Chr23:hoxc13a,hoxc12a,hoxc11a,hoxc10a,hoxc9a,hoxc8a,hoxc6a,hoxc5a,hoxc4a,hoxc3a,hoxc1a)sud115/sud115 (RW) hoxc11b^{sud124b/sud124b}; hoxc12b^{sud124c/sud124c}; hoxc13b^{sud124d/sud124d}; hoxc6b^{sud124a/sud124a} (RW)
Observed In:	basihyal cartilage ceratohyal cartilage cranial cartilage Mauthner neuron Meckel's cartilage pharyngeal arch cartilage reticulospinal neuron
Stage Range:	Long-pec to Day 5

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