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Cheng et al., 2015 - Nephron proximal tubule patterning and corpuscles of Stannius formation are regulated by the sim1a transcription factor and retinoic acid in zebrafish

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Fig. 5

RA mediates the sim1a domain within the pronephric renal progenitor field. (A) Wild-type embryos were treated with either a DMSO control at 75% epi, exogenous RA (1×10⁸ M, denoted as+RA) at 50–60% epi, or 1.67×10⁵ M DEAB at 75% epi. Groups were treated with their respective chemical until the 5–7 ss and then analyzed for sim1a expression (purple) by WISH at the 18 and 28 ss. Transcripts encoding smyhc1 (red) mark the somites. Black lines with corresponding numbers indicate segment domains and somites, respectively. Embryo anterior is located to the left. Abbreviations: DEAB – 4-diethylaminobenzaldehyde; epi – epiboly; RA – retinoic acid; ss – somite stage; WISH – whole mount in situ hybridization.

Expression Data

Genes:	sim1a smyhc1
Fish:	TU
Condition:	chemical treatment: drug
Anatomical Terms:	corpuscles of Stannius pronephric proximal convoluted tubule pronephric proximal straight tubule somite
Stage Range:	14-19 somites to 26+ somites

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	TU
Condition:	chemical treatment: drug
Observed In:	corpuscles of Stannius pronephric proximal convoluted tubule pronephric proximal straight tubule pronephric proximal tubule development
Stage Range:	14-19 somites to 26+ somites

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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 399(1), Cheng, C.N., Wingert, R.A., Nephron proximal tubule patterning and corpuscles of Stannius formation are regulated by the sim1a transcription factor and retinoic acid in zebrafish, 100-16, Copyright (2015) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.