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Shirai et al., 2023

ZDB-PUB-230224-41
PMID:36820127
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Title: Microarray transcriptome datasets of maternal-zygotic DNA methyltransferase 3aa^-/- zebrafish during early developmental stages
Authors: Shirai, M., Shimoda, N., Takahashi, H., Takayama, K., Kikuchi, Y.
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Fig. 1

Volcano plots of differentially expressed genes based on samples of five developmental stages: (A) 1–2 cell, (B) shield, (C) 5-somite, (D) 1 dpf, and (E) 2 dpf. Red and blue dots indicate significantly up- and down-regulated genes, respectively. Gray dots are genes that have not changed significantly.

Fig. 2

PCA of the data obtained from samples of 5 developmental stages: (A) 1–2 cell, (B) shield, (C) 5-somite, (D) 1 dpf, and (E) 2 dpf. Blue and red dots indicate WT and MZdnmt3aa^−/− samples, respectively.

Fig. 3

Correlation graph of log2 signal score between replications in 1–2 cell stage samples.

Each dot indicates the signal score of each gene and the red line shows the linear regression.

Fig. 4

Correlation graph of log2 signal score between replications in shield stage samples.

Each dot indicates the signal score of each gene and the red line shows the linear regression.

Fig. 5

Correlation graph of log2 signal score between replications in 5-somite stage samples.

Each dot indicates the signal score of each gene and the red line shows the linear regression.

Fig. 6

Correlation graph of log2 signal score between replications in 1 dpf stage samples.

Each dot indicates the signal score of each gene and the red line shows the linear regression.

Fig. 7

Correlation graph of log2 signal score between replications in 2 dpf stage samples.

Each dot indicates the signal score of each gene and the red line shows the linear regression.

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