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Fig. 17
Images of AR live stained bones of 5 dpf larvae treated with A) the solvent control, B) 100 µM of compound 5 and C) 1,000 µM of compound 5. The parasphenoid, which is normal in A and B, and malformed in C, is indicated with a white box. All pictures are from larvae of the first replicate and show the larvae in dorsoventral position. |
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Reprinted from Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.), 127, Hoyberghs, J., Ball, J., Trznadel, M., Beekhuijzen, M., Burbank, M., Wilhelmi, P., Muriana, A., Powles-Glover, N., Letamendia, A., Van Cruchten, S., Biological variability hampers the use of skeletal staining methods in zebrafish embryo developmental toxicity assays, 108615, Copyright (2024) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Reprod. Toxicol.