The transgenic fish Tg:[(fabp10a:dsRed;ela3A:GFP)gz15] line was generated by the Gong laboratory [18 (link)] and shared with us by the Leach laboratory. The transgenic fish Tg:[(P0-pax6b:GFP)ulg515] (abbreviated pax6b:GFP) was generated by the Martial laboratory [19 (link)] and shared with us by the Chen laboratory. For live imaging WT and sar1b-MO larvae were anesthetized in Tricaine (Sigma) and mounted in low-melt agarose. All confocal imaging in this manuscript was taken with a Zeiss LSM510 inverted confocal microscope (Vanderbilt Cell Imaging Shared Resource), while all other imaging was taken with a Zeiss AxioImager Z1. All experiments were conducted in accordance with the guidelines established by the IACUC at Vanderbilt University.
Zebrafish Embryo Maintenance and Imaging
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- Raising and maintaining zebrafish under standard laboratory conditions at 28.5°C
- Treating embryos with 0.2 mM 1-phenyl-2-thiourea (Sigma) to block pigmentation
- Using Tricaine (Sigma) to anesthetize WT and sar1b-MO larvae
- Whole mount in situ hybridization experiments
- Live imaging of WT and sar1b-MO larvae
- Standard laboratory conditions for raising and maintaining zebrafish at 28.5°C
- Mounting WT and sar1b-MO larvae in low-melt agarose for live imaging
- Positive control: Tg:[(fabp10a:dsRed;ela3A:GFP)gz15] transgenic fish line
- Positive control: Tg:[(P0-pax6b:GFP)ulg515] (pax6b:GFP) transgenic fish line
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