Fig. 5
- ID
- ZDB-IMAGE-230807-5
- Genes
- Publication
- Coltogirone et al., 2022 - Gsx2, but not Gsx1, is necessary for early forebrain patterning and long-term survival in zebrafish
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- Figures for Coltogirone et al., 2022
Fig. 5 Fluorescence in situ hybridization confirms minimal co-localization of gsx1 and gsx2 during late embryonic and early larval development. (Ai-Avi) Lateral views showing expression of gsx1 and gsx2 at 48 hpf. (Bi-Bii) Ventral views showing expression of gsx1 and gsx2 at 48 hpf. (Biv-Bvi) Cross-sectional view taken at the dashed line in Avi. (Ci-Ciii) Lateral view showing gsx1 and gsx2 expression at 72 hpf. (Civ-Cvi) Ventral view showing gsx1 and gsx2 expression at 72 hpf. Lateral views were taken at ×20 and ventral/Cross-sectional views were taken at ×40, all with anterior facing left. All were pseudocolored using FIJI ImageJ and scale bars represent 100 μm. For lateral views, eyes were dissected off. Main images are max z-projections and insets are single z-stack slices zoomed into the boxed region shown in the main image. CeP, cerebellar plate; Di, diencephalon; Hb, hindbrain; Hyp, hypothalamus; Mb, midbrain; OB, olfactory bulb; P, pallium; Po, preoptic area; Pr, pretectum; Sc, spinal cord; Tel, telencephalon; TeO, optic tectum