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- ZDB-FIG-251112-65
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- Torres-Pérez et al., 2025 - Lack of Williams syndrome-associated genes alters quantity discrimination in zebrafish
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Fig. 2
Lack of functional baz1b impairs zebrafish quantitative discrimination in the GSP assay. WT and baz1b+/- zebrafish showed a preference for the larger group when confronted with an easier contrast of 2 versus 5 (2 v 5, ratio: 0.4), whereas baz1b-/- could not. None of the zebrafish were able to discriminate the more difficult contrasts of 2 versus 4 (2 v 4, ratio: 0.5) and 2 versus 3 (2 v 3, ratio: 0.67). Each dot represents a subject, allowing for visualisation of interindividual variability; bars show mean ± Standard Error Mean (SEM). Dashed line designates chance level. * p < 0.05 vs. chance. |
Expression Data
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Antibody Labeling
Phenotype Data
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| Stage: | Days 30-44 |
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