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Fig. 7

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Fig. 7 Prep activates the PI3K-Akt-mTOR signaling pathway. (A) Top panel: experimental scheme illustrating the pattern of DMSO and 1,3-DCQ added at R0h-R48h. Bottom panel: confocal microscope projection images showing the size of the regenerating livers from the WT+DMSO, WT+1,3-DCQ, Prep?/?+DMSO and Prep?/?+1,3-DCQ groups at R24h and R48h. The observed green fluorescence is derived from the Denra2 fluorescent protein, specifically labeling the liver of zebrafish. Right panel: Area of fluorescence statistics of Dendra2. (B) Brightfield and epifluorescence merged images showing the body phenotypes of the WT+DMSO, WT+1,3-DCQ, Prep?/?+DMSO and Prep?/?+1,3-DCQ groups at R48h. (C) Single-section confocal microscope images showing anti-p-RS6 and anti-2F11 antibody staining of the regenerated livers from the WT+DMSO, WT+1,3-DCQ, Prep?/?+DMSO and Prep?/?+1,3-DCQ groups at R8h and R24h. (D) Single-section confocal microscope images showing anti-2F11, anti-PCNA and anti-Dendra2 antibody staining of the regenerated livers from the WT+DMSO, WT+1,3-DCQ, Prep?/?+DMSO and Prep?/?+1,3-DCQ groups at R8h and R24h. (E) Ratio of PCNA+ cells to 2F11+ cells in regenerated livers from D. (F) Top panel: experimental scheme illustrating the pattern of DMSO and SF1670 added at R0h-R48h. Bottom panel: confocal microscope projection images showing the size of the regenerating livers from the WT+DMSO, WT+SF1670, Prep?/?+DMSO and Prep?/?+SF1670 groups at R24h and R48h. The observed green fluorescence is derived from the Denra2 fluorescent protein, specifically labeling the liver of zebrafish. Right panel: Area of fluorescence statistics of Dendra2. ns, not significant; ***P<0.001 (two-tailed post hoc test). Data are mean±s.e.m. Scale bars: 100?µm (A,F); 500?µm (B); 75?µm (C,D).

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