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. 2016 Sep 6;16(1):67. doi: 10.1186/s12896-016-0297-2

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Fig. 4 — Abnormal phenotypes were caused by RNAi targeting the five dsTcTres. All abnormal insects in the three stages (larva-pupa stage, pupal stage, and adult stage) are displayed and are divided into eleven types, from i to xi, after RNAi. a dsGFP-injected group. b dsTcTre1-1-injected group. c dsTcTre1-2-injected group. d dsTcTre1-3-injected group. e dsTcTre1-4-injected group. f dsTcTre2-injected group. The percentage below each type of abnormal insect is the corresponding proportion among all of the abnormal insects in that stage, such as the larva-pupa stage