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. 2018 Jan 10;7(1):bio025734. doi: 10.1242/bio.025734

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

Zebrafish lacking prp2 exhibited an age-dependent difference in object appraisal. 3-year-old prp2−/− fish spent more time in close proximity to the novel object than 1-year-old prp2−/− fish in the NOA test. (A) Amongst 1-year-old fish, there was no significant difference between genotypes (prp2+/+ and prp2−/−) in time spent in the object (centre) zone (n=14 prp2+/+ fish, n=29 prp2−/− fish). (B) Time spent in the object (centre) zone was significantly greater for the 3-year-old prp2−/− fish than for the 3-year- old prp2+/+ fish (*P<0.05 with one-tailed Mann–Whitney test, n=16 fish/genotype). (C) 3-year-old prp2 −/− fish spent a significantly greater period of time in the object (centre) zone than 1-year-old prp2−/− fish (*P<0.05 with the Mann–Whitney test; values replotted from Fig. 4A,B).