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. 2020 Aug 13;10:13757. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-70735-2

Figure 7.

Figure 7

Heterozygous mtnr1a VIL mutant young adult (juvenile) frogs display normal rods and cones. (a) WT juvenile frogs display normal rods (ROS) and cones. (b) F1 mtnr1a VIL heterozygous mutant juvenile sibling frogs display healthy-looking rods and cones, although the ROS density appears to be lower than in WT (asterisks). Mtnr1a 56-bp deletion mutant tadpoles do not display rod dystrophy. (c) Four-month-old WT tadpole retinas and (d) F1 mtnr1a heterozygous 56-bp deletion (potential knockout) siblings exhibit healthy-appearing rods (ROS) and cones (white arrows). RPE retinal pigment epithelium, ROS rod outer segments, ONL outer nuclear layer, INL inner nuclear layer. Magnification bars = 20 µm.