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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 24.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Biol. 2009 Jan 23;328(2):234–244. doi: 10.1016/j.ydbio.2009.01.017

Table 1.

Embryonic lethality resulting from removal of the Dshs

Genotype Embryonic lethalitya N
dsh-2(or302) (M− Z−)b 69.7%e 968
dsh-2(RNAi) 54.0% 598
dsh-2(or302) (M+ Z−)c 0.9% 2218
dsh-2(or302) (M− Z+)d 7.2% 691
mig-5(RNAi) 3.6% 2425
dsh-2(or302) (M+ Z−); mig-5(RNAi) 37.2% 51
dsh-1(RNAi) 1.1% 3326
dsh-1(RNAi);dsh-2(RNAi) 67.9%e 1308
a

Embryos failing to hatch on NGM plates.

b

M− Z− are animals lacking both maternal and zygotic dsh-2 function.

c

M+ Z− are animals with maternal dsh-2 function but lacking zygotic dsh-2 function.

d

M− Z+ are animals with zygotic dsh-2 function but lacking maternal dsh-2 function.

e

Not significantly different; p=0.19.