Fig. S2
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- Pei et al., 2018 - Guided genetic screen to identify genes essential in the regeneration of hair cells and other tissues
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Fig. S2
Mutations tested that affected hair cell development.
(A-D) Developmental timing of neuromast hair cell formation was assayed by Yopro-1 staining (A-C) or hair cell-specific antibody staining (D). Arrows point to hair cell-positive neuromasts. Mutant embryos had smaller staining area for each neuromast and fewer neuromasts, indicating an impairment in hair cell development. (E-H) Quantification of neuromast hair cell development by counting Yopro-1 positive hair cells. Compared to the control (Ctrl) siblings, homozygous (hom) mutants of sec61a1show a significant reduction in the average number of hair cells per neuromast.