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Fig. 6 puma promotes xanthophore development. (A–C) Consecutive images from the flank of wild-type metamorphosing larva, showing progressive increase in xanthophore density within the developing interstripe region. (D–F) Consecutive images from the flank of a puma mutant larva showing that xanthophore densities increase with time, but are reduced compared with wild-type larvae at corresponding stages. In contrast to metamorphosis, xanthophore deficiencies are not apparent in puma mutant embryos. (A, D) 20 dpf; (B, E) 26 dpf; (C, F) 35 dpf. Scale bar, 100 μm.
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Reprinted from Developmental Biology, 256(2), Parichy, D.M., Turner, J.M., and Parker, N.B., Essential role for puma in development of postembryonic neural crest-derived cell lineages in zebrafish, 221-241, Copyright (2003) with permission from Elsevier. Full text @ Dev. Biol.