szl has 17 expression phenotype(s)
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Fig. 5 F'

Azbazdar Y and De Robertis EM (2024)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF28 (in situ hybridization)
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal ventral side
absent tail
absent tail bud
decreased size of the head
partially ventralized embryo
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount sox2.L expression in brain
decreased amount sox2.L expression in eye
Fig S6 E

Zhang Z et al. (2016)
Xla Wt + sdc4 MO + szl MO

NF19 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount hhex.L expression in foregut endoderm
Fig S6 J

Zhang Z et al. (2016)
Xla Wt + sdc4 MO + szl MO

NF19 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount bmp2.L expression in foregut endoderm
Fig S6 O

Zhang Z et al. (2016)
Xla Wt + sdc4 MO + szl MO

NF19 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount bmp4.L expression in foregut endoderm
decreased amount bmp7.1.L expression in foregut endoderm
fig.S2.c

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF10.5 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount hhex.L expression in upper blastopore lip
fig.8.a

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF10.5 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount hhex.L expression in foregut
fig.8.a

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF18-20 (immunohistochemistry)
Anatomical Phenotype
abnormal pathway-restricted SMAD protein phosphorylation
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount fn1.L expression in foregut
fig.8.a

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF18-20 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount bmp2.L expression in foregut
decreased amount bmp4.L expression in foregut
decreased amount bmp7.1.L expression in foregut
fig.7.a

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF18-20 (morphology)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount fn1.L expression in foregut
fig.3.c

Kenny AP et al. (2012)
Xla Wt + szl MO

NF20 (in situ hybridization)
Expression Phenotype
decreased amount hhex.L expression in foregut endoderm