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Fig. 5
Kctd15 mutants are smaller in size.
A) Growth of wild-type and mutant larvae, measured at 5, 12, 18, 22 and 28 dpf. While the difference in size is noticeable at 12 dpf (B), the difference is not significant until 18 dpf (C), when a range of sizes is seen, ranging from somewhat smaller (mut #1) to much smaller (mut #2). Adult mutants remain significantly smaller than wild-type siblings, even after a year (D,E).
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