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- Banerjee et al., 2015 - Zebrafish foxc1a drives appendage-specific neural circuit development
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Fig. 7
foxc1a mutants exhibit reduced fin mobility. (A,B) Time projections from high-speed video recordings of 96hpf wild type and foxc1a mutants reveal reduced pectoral fin mobility. (C,D) To quantify the defects, we defined the fin-beating amplitude as X°-Y°, where X° designates the maximum elevation angle of fin with respect to body axis (dashed line) in a given beating cycle, and Y° denotes the maximum depression angle in a given beating cycle. (E,F) foxc1a mutants display a significant reduction of both beating amplitude and frequency of pectoral fins. (C,F,I) Asterisks indicate P<0.05 (Student′s t-test). |
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