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ZDB-FIG-090904-23

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Jülich et al., 2009 - Control of extracellular matrix assembly along tissue boundaries via Integrin and Eph/Ephrin signaling

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Fig. S1

Impairment of itga5 function leads to a phenotype in the zebrafish head. Lateral views of 9-somite stage zebrafish embryos. DIC (A-C) and widefield (D-F) images of cell nuclei labeled with propidium iodide. (A,D) Wild type. (B,E) In itga5^-/- embryos, there is a deficit of cells posterior to the eye (asterisks). This phenotype is evident in mutant embryos with virtually unrecognizable somite phenotypes (presumably due to maternal rescue and/or genetic background). Thus, head development is more sensitive than somitogenesis to the loss of itga5. (C,F) This head phenotype is observed in wild-type embryos that express itga5^FYLDD, demonstrating the antimorphic activity of this integrin variant.

Expression Data

Expression Detail

Antibody Labeling

Phenotype Data

Fish:	itga5^tbfe1/tbfe1
Observed In:	head development
Stage:	5-9 somites

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