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ZDB-FIG-250131-25

Publication

Shi et al., 2022 - Dydrogesterone and levonorgestrel at environmentally relevant concentrations have antagonist effects with rhythmic oscillation in brain and eyes of zebrafish

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Expression Data

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	WT
Conditions:	chemical treatment by environment: dydrogesterone chemical treatment by environment: dydrogesterone chemical treatment by environment: levonorgestrel
Observed In:	brain amide transport brain cell cycle DNA replication initiation brain circadian regulation of gene expression brain circadian rhythm brain lipid transport brain long-chain fatty acid import into cell brain mitotic DNA replication brain negative regulation of circadian rhythm brain nuclear cell cycle DNA replication initiation brain photoperiodism brain positive regulation of RNA biosynthetic process brain regulation of appetite brain regulation of circadian rhythm brain regulation of excretion brain regulation of nervous system process brain regulation of sensory perception of pain brain response to light stimulus brain response to radiation brain response to stress brain rhythmic process brain sensory perception brain sensory perception of light stimulus brain sensory perception of pain brain system process brain visual perception eye associative learning eye cell migration in diencephalon eye cellular response to light stimulus eye circadian regulation of gene expression eye circadian rhythm eye cyclic nucleotide biosynthetic process eye cyclic nucleotide metabolic process eye cyclic purine nucleotide metabolic process eye detection of abiotic stimulus eye detection of external stimulus eye detection of light stimulus involved in sensory perception eye negative regulation of circadian rhythm eye oocyte development eye phototransduction eye piRNA processing eye regulation of circadian rhythm eye regulatory ncRNA-mediated gene silencing eye response to light stimulus eye response to radiation eye rhythmic process eye RNA methylation eye sensory perception of light stimulus eye visual perception
Stage Range:	64-cell to Adult

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Acknowledgments

Full text @ Aquat. Toxicol.