- Title
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Ciglitazone-a human PPARγ agonist-disrupts dorsoventral patterning in zebrafish
- Authors
- Cheng, V., Dasgupta, S., Reddam, A., Volz, D.C.
- Source
- Full text @ Peer J.
Phylogenetic tree showing relationship between |
Abundance of pparγ mRNA within whole zebrafish embryos from 0.75 to 96 hpf (A). Confirmation of knockdown by 24 hpf following injection of splice-blocking pparγ-MOs. Lanes 1–3: 6-hpf embryos injected with nc-MO; lanes 4–6: 6-hpf embryos injected with pparγ-MO; lanes 7–9: 24-hpf embryos injected with nc-MO; and lanes 10–12: 24-hpf embryos injected with pparγ-MO (B). Representative images of water-, nc-MO-, or pparγ-MO-injected embryos from 6 to 96 hpf before and after staining with Oil Red O (ORO) (C–FF). Arrows point to mild dorsoventral patterning defects (ventralization), whereas arrowheads point to cardiac edema and cardiac looping defects. |
Initiation of ciglitazone (Cig) exposure at 4 hpf does not result in delayed epiboly by 6 hpf ( PHENOTYPE:
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Mean (± standard deviation) percent of normal, ventralized, delayed, or dead embryos following injection of nc-MOs or pparγ-MOs at 0.75 hpf and exposure from 4 to 24 hpf to vehicle (0.2% DMSO) or 12.5 µM ciglitazone (Cig) ( PHENOTYPE:
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Mean (+standard deviation) percent of normal, ventralized, dorsalized, delayed, or dead embryos following exposure to vehicle (0.2% DMSO), 0.078 µM DMP, 12.5 µM ciglitazone (Cig), or 0.078 µM DMP + 12.5 µM Cig ( |
Volcano plots showing the number of significantly different transcripts following exposure to 12.5 µM ciglitazone (Cig) (A), 0.078 µM DMP (B), or 0.078 µM DMP + 12.5 µM Cig (C). All data are relative to vehicle (0.2% DMSO) controls. Log2 transformed fold change is plotted on the |
Top 5 DAVID-identified biological processes (based on significantly different transcripts) following exposure to 12.5 µM ciglitazone, 0.078 µM DMP, or 0.078 µM DMP + 12.5 µM ciglitazone (A). Venn diagram showing the number and percent of significantly altered biological processes among treatment groups (B). Significant (Benjamini < 0.05) biological processes unique to each treatment group (C). |