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The role of cugbp1 in the development of zebrafish lens

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Figure 5.1.1   Amino acid sequence alignment  of cugbp1  cDNA with previously reported cugbp1 sequence  DDBJ  AB032726
Figure  5.1.2a    Diagram  representing  a  transverse  section  of  the  zebrafish  lens
Figure 5.1.2b  Transverse sections of zebrafish eyes show expression of cugbp1 mRNA in the lens by in situ  hybridization  assay
Figure  5.2.1    EGFP  expression  driven  by  a  1.2kb  cugbp1  promoter in  F0  zebrafish embryos
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