Stage 58 Xenopus laevis tadpoles of similar sizes were treated with cyclopamine (Enzo life sciences) (2.5 μM), tomatidine (Enzo life sciences) (2.5 μM), or vehicle (100% ethanol, final concentration in rearing water: 0.1%), respectively, at room temperature. The rearing water was changed every two days.
Cyclopamine
Cyclopamine is a naturally occurring alkaloid compound used in research applications. It functions as an inhibitor of the Hedgehog signaling pathway, which is involved in various cellular processes. The core function of Cyclopamine is to serve as a research tool for studying Hedgehog signaling and its role in biological systems.
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Xenopus Tadpole Cyclopamine Treatment
Stage 58 Xenopus laevis tadpoles of similar sizes were treated with cyclopamine (Enzo life sciences) (2.5 μM), tomatidine (Enzo life sciences) (2.5 μM), or vehicle (100% ethanol, final concentration in rearing water: 0.1%), respectively, at room temperature. The rearing water was changed every two days.
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