Fig. 6. STK35 KO mice show ovary defects.

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Fig. 6. STK35 KO mice show ovary defects. STK35 KO mice show ovary defects. (A) Representative image of STK35 WT (+/+), Het (+/−) and KO (−/−) ovary (circled by white dotted line). (B) Histological comparison of STK35 WT and KO ovary revealed reduced organ size and follicle number in the KO ovary. (C) In situ hybridization in adult mouse ovary with probes P4b (long mRNA), Pnc1 (Stk35os1) and P2/3 (short mRNA) shows all three transcripts are predominantly expressed in the granulosa cells (black arrows). Scale bars: 50 µm. Yoichi Miyamoto et al. Biology Open 2018;7:bio032631 © 2018. Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd