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ZDB-FIG-080325-78

Publication

Harrington et al., 2007 - Cadherin-mediated adhesion regulates posterior body formation

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Fig. 1

Loss of N-cadherin function causes axis shortening. (A-E) Lateral views of live 30 hpf zebrafish embryos imaged with Nomarski optics. Anterior is to the left, dorsal is up. Insets show images of somites at the level of the yolk sac extension. Black arrowheads point to brain defects observed in N-cad mutants. Black arrow points to the characteristic club-shaped, shortened tail in N-cad^m117homozygous mutants. WT (A), N-cad^p79emcfhomozygous mutant (B), N-cad^r2.10homozygous mutant (C), N-cad^m117homozygous mutant (D), N-cad^m117/p79emcftransheterozygote mutant (E) embryos.

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Phenotype Data

Fish:	cdh2^m117/m117 cdh2^{p79emcf/p79emcf} cdh2^r210/r210 cdh2^m117/+; cdh2^p79emcf/+
Observed In:	brain eye post-vent region somite border
Stage:	Prim-15

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