- Title
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Evaluation of endogenous miRNA reference genes across different zebrafish strains, developmental stages and kidney disease models
- Authors
- Siegerist, F., Lange, T., Iervolino, A., Koppe, T.M., Zhou, W., Capasso, G., Endlich, K., Endlich, N.
- Source
- Full text @ Sci. Rep.
Induction of primary glomerular disease in larval zebrafish: Zebrafish embryos were injected with 2 nl 100 µM translation-blocking anti wt1a, splice-blocking anti-nphs1 or non-binding control MOs. ( |
Acute and chronic zebrafish podocyte depletion models: ( |
Abundant expression of candidate as endogenous control miRs. All miR candidates were detectable in the whole sample set. In general, they exhibit a high homogeneity as indicated by low standard deviations (SD). MiR-92b-3p shows most homogenous expression levels in mixed values ( |
Ranking of potential endogenous control miRs by 4 different normalization determination softwares. Data was ranked by DeltaCt, Normfinder, Genorm and Bestkeeper with respect to mixed values, strains only, MTZ only and morpholinos only as well as the mean rank. |
Average ranking of candidate miRs by 4 different normalization determination algorithms. Data was ranked by DeltaCt, Normfinder, Genorm and Bestkeeper. SSS = summarized stability score. |
Differences in candidate miR expression between different subgroups. There are no significant differences between the presented subgroups. Data is presented as inter-run calibrator (ICR) corrected expression. All values are shown as mean from technical triplicates. Error bars = SD. |
Differences in candidate miR expression between different developmental stages. There are no significant differences between the presented developmental stages in the expression of dre-miR-92a-3p, dre-miR-92b-3p and dre-miR-126a-5p. Data is presented as inter-run calibrator (ICR) corrected expression. All values are shown as mean from technical triplicates. *p ≤ 0.05, **p ≤ 0.01, ***p ≤ 0.001. Error bars = SD. |