Figure 2.
Hemolytic stress augments the hematopoietic phenotype in Rps14+/− mutants and is rescued by imiquimod. (A) Hemolytic stress experiment. (B-C) Representative views (ventral) of rps14+/+ and rps14+/− siblings treated as in panel A and stained with o-dianisidine at 6 dpf. Rps14+/− mutants demonstrate a clear anemic phenotype, quantified in panel D. (E) Effect of hemolytic stress on HSPCs. Statistical comparisons were performed with Fisher’s exact test (D) or ANOVA (E).

Hemolytic stress augments the hematopoietic phenotype in Rps14+/− mutants and is rescued by imiquimod. (A) Hemolytic stress experiment. (B-C) Representative views (ventral) of rps14+/+ and rps14+/− siblings treated as in panel A and stained with o-dianisidine at 6 dpf. Rps14+/− mutants demonstrate a clear anemic phenotype, quantified in panel D. (E) Effect of hemolytic stress on HSPCs. Statistical comparisons were performed with Fisher’s exact test (D) or ANOVA (E).

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