Publication	Data		Fish	Anatomy
Lu et al., 2020	Fig. 5		WT + MO1-pak1	thymus pro-T cell ccr9a expression decreased amount, abnormal thymus pro-T cell lck expression decreased amount, abnormal thymus pro-T cell rag1 expression decreased amount, abnormal thymus T cell decreased amount, abnormal
Kelly et al., 2014	Fig. 1		WT + MO2-pak1	blood circulation decreased process quality, abnormal head cell death increased process quality, abnormal heart morphology, abnormal pericardium edematous, abnormal whole organism curved, abnormal whole organism lacks parts or has fewer parts of type portion of tissue, abnormal
	Fig. 2		twu34Tg + MO2-pak1 ,   sd2Tg + MO2-pak1 ,   WT + MO2-pak1	atrium morphology, abnormal blood accumulation heart, abnormal blood circulation decreased process quality, abnormal bulbus arteriosus development process quality, abnormal bulbus arteriosus morphology, abnormal ceratohyal cartilage morphology, abnormal heart looping decreased process quality, abnormal Meckel's cartilage morphology, abnormal melanocyte decreased amount, abnormal melanocyte neural crest cell migration process quality, abnormal neural crest cell migration process quality, abnormal pharyngeal arch morphology, abnormal pigmentation decreased process quality, abnormal
	Fig. 3		WT + MO2-pak1	blood circulation decreased process quality, abnormal head decreased size, abnormal pericardium edematous, abnormal whole organism curved, abnormal
	Fig. 4		WT + MO2-pak1	blood circulation decreased process quality, abnormal head decreased size, abnormal whole organism curved, abnormal
Magini et al., 2014	Fig. 4		WT + MO1-pak1	convergent extension process quality, abnormal
	Fig. S5		WT + MO1-pak1	ceratohyal cartilage kinked, abnormal cranial cartilage malformed, abnormal
Lightcap et al., 2009	Fig. 4		WT + MO1-pak1	eye decreased size, abnormal head decreased size, abnormal heart edematous, abnormal heart morphology, abnormal post-vent region curved, abnormal whole organism decreased length, abnormal whole organism semi-lethal (sensu genetics), abnormal