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ZDB-FIG-130117-47

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Chu et al., 2012 - Yolk syncytial layer formation is a failure of cytokinesis mediated by Rock1 function in the early zebrafish embryo

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Fig. S1

The cea mutant has an enlarged YSL. (A) Wild-type and (B) cea mutant embryos at 4 hpf. Arrow in B indicates the enlarged syncytial layer. (C–D′) Cryosections of wild-type and mutant embryos at 4 hpf, stained with anti-β-catenin antibody (green) and DAPI (blue). C′ and D′ show enlargements of the areas indicated by squares in C and D, respectively. Nuclei (white arrowheads) are not separated by cell membranes in both wild-type and mutant embryos. The clusters of nuclei and surrounding cytoplasm are larger in the cea mutant than the wild-type embryo (compare C′ with D′). (E,F) Whole-mount in situ hybridization of (E) control and (F) cea mutant embryos with the YSL marker, mtx1. The enlarged syncytial layer expresses mtx1 at 6 hpf.

Expression Data

Gene:	mxtx1
Fish:	AB sass6^{p37mfa/p37mfa}
Anatomical Term:	yolk syncytial layer
Stage:	Shield

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	sass6^{p37mfa/p37mfa}
Observed In:	yolk syncytial layer
Stage:	Sphere

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