Fig. 2
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- ZDB-IMAGE-260924-26
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- Torres-Perez et al., 2026 - Disrupting fzd9b in Zebrafish Recapitulates Stress- and Anxiety-Like Behaviours Relevant to Williams Syndrome
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- Figures for Torres-Perez et al., 2026
Fig. 2 Disrupting fzd9b leads to delayed habituation to acoustic startle and altered expression of HPI-axis-related genes. A) Proportion of responders across all acoustic stimuli in 5 dpf larvae: for fzd9b+/+ (N = 45), fzd9b+/- (N = 91), and fzd9b−/− (N = 43); data show mean ± SEM. B) Relative expression (log10 scale) of HPI axis genes (mr, gr and crhb) measured by qPCR in pooled 5 dpf larvae (N = 5–3 per genotype, 16 larvae per pool); graphs show individual values and mean ± SEM. C) Social preferences correlation index (r) in juvenile zebrafish (20–22 dpf) for all contrasts tested (0 vs. 0, vs. 0 vs. 1 or vs. 0 vs. 3) in fzd9b+/+ (dark grey), fzd9b+/- (light grey) or fzd9b−/− (white); each point represents an individual; bars show mean ± SEM. In all cases: ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001, **** p < 0.000 vs. corresponding pairwise comparison