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. 2020 May 14;9(5):bio052027. doi: 10.1242/bio.052027

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Fig. 2. — sspo mutants develop into adults with scoliotic spines. (A) A wild-type adult zebrafish. (B) An sspo mutant. Note the curved malformations of the trunk and tail. (C) MicroCT scan image of a wild-type zebrafish (lateral view). (D) MicroCT scan image of an sspo-mutant zebrafish (lateral view). Note the dorso-ventral curvatures of the spine. (E) MicroCT scan image of the wild-type zebrafish (dorsal view). (F) MicroCT scan image of the sspo-mutant zebrafish (dorsal view). Note the lateral curvatures of the spine. All fish were 3 months of age. Two fish were analysed for each genotype. Scale bars: 1 cm.