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Fig. 7. CaMKII inhibition suppresses LR defects induced by altered
Ca2+ levels. (A) Confocal imaging of Calcium Green in
blastomeres of control zebrafish embryos (left) and those injected with
2-MO (middle) and Ncx4a-MO (right). The upper panels show the original
fluorescent images and the lower panels are false-colored to highlight the
increased Ca2+ levels in
2 and Ncx4a morphants. (B)
CaMKII mediates Ca2+ signaling in LR patterning. Bar chart shows
the percentage of embryos exhibiting LR patterning defects. Treatment with the
CaMKII-inhibitor KN62 is able to block LR patterning defects induced by
2-MO, Ncx4a-MO, A23187 or thapsigargin.