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Fig. 3. Inhibition of zebrafish cdx1b function affects expression of
some digestive organ marker genes and causes hypoplastic growth of the liver,
pancreas and intestines. Seventy-two hpf (A,D) and 54 hpf
(G) wild type and 72 hpf (B,C,E,F) and 54
hpf (H) morphants were respectively labeled with
lfabp/ifabp (A-C), trypsin (D-F) and
insulin (G,H) probes. Real-time quantitative PCR (I) indicated
a reduction in expression levels of different marker genes in 72 hpf
morphants. Histological analyses of paraffin transverse (J-L) and
sagittal (S-U) sections of 96 hpf wild-type and transverse (M-R)
and sagittal (V-X) sections of morphants are shown. The inset in K
indicates the sectioning planes on digestive tracts shown in J-R.
Mid-intestine and posterior-intestine regions of wild-type (T,U) and morphant
(W,X) at a higher magnification are shown. Scale bars: 100 µm. a, anus; es,
esophagus; ep, exocrine pancreas; i, intestine; l, liver; wt, wild type.