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Indrischek et al., 2022 - Vision-related convergent gene losses reveal SERPINE3's unknown role in the eye

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Fig 4 s3

Iris circularity differs between <italic toggle='yes'>serpine3</italic><sup>cbg17</sup> and <italic toggle='yes'>serpine3</italic><sup>cbg18</sup> fish and their respective wild type siblings (WT).

Iris circularity is another descriptor for the deviation of eye shape and is defined as 4π × [Area]/[Perimeter]². A value of 1 indicates a perfect circle. Boxplots show that iris circularity significantly differs between WT (n=14) and serpine3^cbg17 eyes (n=10). The same holds for the comparison of WT (n=40) and serpine3^cbg18 eyes (n=40). A Wilcoxon Rank sum test was used. Boxplots display first quartile, median and third quartile with whiskers extending to the maximum and minimum within 1.5 times inter-quartile range. Outliers are shown in black.

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	serpine3^cbg17/cbg17 (AB) serpine3^cbg18/cbg18 (AB)
Observed In:	iris
Stage:	Adult

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