Extended Data Fig. 6: Mutant mRNA decay helps confer genetic robustness. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 6: Mutant mRNA decay helps confer genetic robustness.

From: Genetic compensation triggered by mutant mRNA degradation

Extended Data Fig. 6

a, qPCR analysis of Fermt2 and Fermt1 mRNA expression levels following CRISPR interference-mediated knockdown of Fermt2 transcription in Fermt2 knockout cells. b, qPCR analysis of emilin3a, emilin3b and emilin2a mRNA expression levels in 20 hpf wild types, egfl7Δ4 mutants and egfl7full locus del. mutants. c, Number of central arteries (CtAs) connecting to the basilar artery (BA) in 58 hpf vegfaaΔ10 and vegfaapromoter-less mutants. d, Blood-flow velocity in 78 hpf wild types, hbegfaΔ7 mutants and hbegfafull locus del. mutants. e, Quantification of the cardiac ventricle length in 100 hpf wild types, alcama Δ8 mutants and alcamapromoter-less mutants. Wild-type or control expression levels were set at 1 for each assay (a, b). n = 3 (a, b); n = 13 (vegfaaΔ10−/−) and 19 (vegfaapromoter-less−/−) (c); n = 25 (d); and n = 18 (wild-type siblings of alcamaΔ8−/−), 7 (alcamaΔ8−/−), 22 (wild-type siblings of alcamapromoter-less−/−) and 15 (alcamapromoter-less−/−) (e) animals. Data are mean ± s.d., and a two-tailed Student’s t-test was used to calculate P values.

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