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Fig. s2 Fin and lens phenotypes of psr mutants. (A) Lepidotrichia of psr mutants were shorter and more variable in morphology than wild-type. Brackets in images indicate lengths of individual lepidotrichia. (B) Though alleles differed in lepidotrichial length when maintained in separate genetic backgrounds, combinations of mutant alleles did not differ in a common genetic background, similar to results for melanophores. Left side, Tukey-Kramer comparisons all P<0.05; overall F2,12=92.6, P<0.0001. Right side, overall F2,14=1.6, P=0.2350. (C) Lens opacity in psrutr8e1 adult at ∼1 year. (D) Proportional areas of opacities differed between alleles in original backgrounds and also in a common background. Left side, overall F2,12=14.8, P<0.0001. Right side, overall F2,14=10.7, P=0.0015. Tukey-Kramer comparisons of means all P<0.05 when letters above bars differ. Scale bars, 500 μM.
Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 476, Eom, D.S., Patterson, L.B., Bostic, R.R., Parichy, D.M., Immunoglobulin superfamily receptor junctional adhesion molecule 3 (Jam3) requirement for melanophore survival and patterning during formation of zebrafish stripes, 314-327, Copyright (2021) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.