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Figure 1. Loss of Ddx18 results in reduced number of primitive myeloid and erythroid cells. (A-D) Embryos (27 hpf) showing WISH for mpx (black) and band3 (slc4a1; red) to distinguish myeloid and erythroid lineage cells, respectively. Lateral view with head to the left and dorsal upward. ddx18hi1727 mutants have markedly reduced myeloid cells and erythroid cells (C) and close-up view of the ICM (D), compared with siblings (A) and close-up of ICM (B). (E) Bar chart quantifying numbers of mpx, band3, and l-plastin cells per embryo at 27 hpf. **P < .002, Student t test. (F-G) Brightfield images of 52-hpf embryos showing reduced number of erythroid cells in the ducts of Cuvier (arrowhead) in ddx18hi1727 mutants (G) compared with sibling controls (F).

Loss of Ddx18 results in reduced number of primitive myeloid and erythroid cells. (A-D) Embryos (27 hpf) showing WISH for mpx (black) and band3 (slc4a1; red) to distinguish myeloid and erythroid lineage cells, respectively. Lateral view with head to the left and dorsal upward. ddx18hi1727 mutants have markedly reduced myeloid cells and erythroid cells (C) and close-up view of the ICM (D), compared with siblings (A) and close-up of ICM (B). (E) Bar chart quantifying numbers of mpx, band3, and l-plastin cells per embryo at 27 hpf. **P < .002, Student t test. (F-G) Brightfield images of 52-hpf embryos showing reduced number of erythroid cells in the ducts of Cuvier (arrowhead) in ddx18hi1727 mutants (G) compared with sibling controls (F).

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