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Fig. 4 Photoreceptor loss in atp11anl1007 mutants is partially light dependent. (A,C,E) Wild-type larvae display regular retinal lamination with a distinct photoreceptor layer. (B,D,F) atp11anl1007 larvae raised in ambient light display a reduced photoreceptor layer. (G–L) When raised in the dark, both wild-type (G,I,K) and atp11anl1007 larvae (H,J,L) have a more wild-type appearing photoreceptor layer. Wild type light, n=9; homozygous mutant light, n=7; wild type dark, n=8; homozygous mutant dark, n=9. All larvae are at 6 dpf. Scale bars: 100µm in A for A–D,G-J; 50 µm in E for E,F,K,L.
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