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- D'Agati et al., 2017 - A defect in the mitochondrial protein mpv17 underlies the transparent casper zebrafish
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Fig. 1
The roy orbison mutant phenotype, one of the two strains found in the transparent casper strain. During embryogenesis, roy lacks nearly all reflective iridophores, but melanophore development is relatively normal. In contrast, as adults, roy has a severe defect in both iridophores and melanophores. casper is largely similar to roy except that it also has a mutation in mitfa (nacre), leading to complete loss of all pigmented melanocytes. |
Expression Data
Expression Detail
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| Stage Range: | Protruding-mouth to Adult |
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 430(1), D'Agati, G., Beltre, R., Sessa, A., Burger, A., Zhou, Y., Mosimann, C., White, R.M., A defect in the mitochondrial protein mpv17 underlies the transparent casper zebrafish, 11-17, Copyright (2017) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.