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Fig. 3. Decreased Dsp results in less mechanical resilience and is specific to the epidermis. A) Schematic of experimental design for the Dropping Assay. Bar graphs summarizing quantification of the proportion of CMO and DspMO1 morphants with a ruptured epidermis after undergoing the Dropping Assay.* = statistical significance using Chi-Squared test. B-C) Lateral views of a representative control and Dsp morphant at stage 28–30. Anterior is to the left. Arrow indicates regions where the epidermis is broken and arrowheads point to blister like structures. Scale bars = 450 μm. D) Schematic of experimental design for the Rotation Assay. Bar graphs summarizing quantification of the proportion of CMO and DspMO1 morphants with a ruptured epidermis after undergoing the Rotation Assay. * = statistical significance using Chi-Squared test. E-F) Lateral views of a representative control and Dsp morphant at stage 28–30. Anterior is to the left. Arrow indicates regions where the epidermis is broken and arrowheads point to blister like structures. Scale bars = 450 μm. G) Schematic of epidermal target injections. H-I‴) Representative lateral views of the posterior of embryos as in G showing the embryo under light (Light), fluorescence (Fluor. MO) to visualize the morpholino alone and merged (Merge). Scale bars = 450 μm. H-H′) Control MO (CMO) I-I′) DspMO1 morphants.

Image published in: Bharathan NK and Dickinson AJG (2019)

Copyright © 2019. Image reproduced with permission of the Publisher, Elsevier B. V.

Experiment + Assay Source Phenotypes and Disease
Xla Wt + dsp MO + Impact Assay + NF28-29/30 (whole-mount microscopy) Fig. 3 C
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal epidermis morphology
Disease
skin disease
Xla Wt + dsp MO + Rotation Assay + NF28-29/30 (whole-mount microscopy) Fig. 3 F
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal epidermis morphology
Disease
skin disease
Xla Wt + dsp MO + NF28-29/30 (whole-mount microscopy)
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal epidermis morphology
Disease
skin disease

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