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Lai et al., 2012 - Autotaxin/Lpar3 signaling regulates Kupffer's vesicle formation and left-right asymmetry in zebrafish. Development (Cambridge, England)   139(23):4439-4448 Full text @ Development
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EXPRESSION / LABELING:
Gene:
Fish:
Knockdown Reagents:
Anatomical Term:
Stage: Shield
PHENOTYPE:
Fish:
Knockdown Reagents:
Observed In:
Stage Range: Shield to 75%-epiboly

Fig. 4 DFC clustering is disturbed in lpar3 and atx morphants during epiboly. (A-C) Zebrafish embryos injected with the indicated MOs were subjected to WISH against sox17 at 6 hpf. In contrast to the ovoid-shaped DFCs cluster in Std MO-injected embryos (A), dispersed DFC clusters were observed in both lpar3 (B) and atx (C) morphants. (D-I) Tg (sox17:GFP) embryos were MO injected, cultured to 7 hpf and 8 hpf, and photographed under epifluorescence DIC microscopy. The DIC and epifluorescence images are superimposed and presented. More spread-out and linear-shaped DFCs were observed in both lpar3 (E,H) and atx (F,I) morphants compared with Std MO-injected embryos (D,G).

Gene Expression Details
Gene Antibody Fish Conditions Stage Anatomy Assay
sox17 AB control Shield forerunner cell group ISH
AB + MO2-lpar3 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group ISH
AB + MO5-enpp2 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group ISH
Antibody Labeling Details No data available
Phenotype Details
Fish Conditions Stage Phenotype
AB + MO2-lpar3 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
AB + MO5-enpp2 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
s870Tg + MO2-lpar3 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
75%-epiboly forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
s870Tg + MO5-enpp2 standard conditions Shield forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
75%-epiboly forerunner cell group distributed, abnormal
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