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. 2024 Jan 9;15(1):23. doi: 10.1038/s41419-023-06291-0

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Fig. 4 — A Schematization of the CRC cell lines used in the context of zebrafish xenografts. On the left: the proportions of each line used are represented as percentages. On the right: a bibliography of each study that utilizes each cell line (or patient-derived cells). B Schematization of the injection sites used in zebrafish xenografts. The pie chart shows the proportion of injection sites used in literature, expressed as percentages. The localization of the injection sites is shown on the right. C The column chart on the left summarizes the number of studies that use a specific number of injected CRC cells, between 25 and 2000. On the right are listed the studies, grouped by the number of cells used. The numbers in the graph do not correspond to the number of papers listed, as several papers make use of different cell numbers for their experiments. Figure generated on Biorender.com.