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Publication: Perkins et al., 2005 - dazed gene is necessary for late cell type development and retinal cell maintenance in the zebrafish retina
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Fig. 9 Mosaic analysis of retinal survival and differentiation for the dazed mutation. Mosaic retinas were produced by blastomere transplantation and donor cells were labeled by fluorescence (white cells). A-F: Transplanted wild-type or dazed cells were allowed to develop in wild-type hosts for 3 days (WT, A,B), 4 days (C,D), or 7 days (E,F). For the dazed donor cells, cell death was observed beginning on day 4 and continuing through day 7 as indicated by pyknotic cells, cellular debris (D,F arrows), and a decrease in clone size. These observations indicate that the dazed mutation is cell-autonomous for cell survival. Experimental groups: A, n = 9; B, n = 5; C, n = 13; D, n = 14; E, n = 4; F, n = 6.

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