Figure 1
Expression of the complete IGF-IGFBP system in the control rainbow trout at the 3 developmental stages. A–F. Data for all characterized salmonid-specific IGFBP paralogues; each vertebrate IGFBP subtype has its own panel. A tree of IGFBP relationships is provided (adapted from Ref. 9) with different vertebrate IGFBP family members highlighted by different shading patterns and any teleost-specific paralogue pairs present being highlighted by different color font. Equivalent data are shown for genes coding the IGF-I and IGF-II hormones (G), the E3-ubiquitin ligase FBXO32 (H) and the fast muscle-specific structural protein TNNI2 (I). Different letters indicate significant differences between the 3 stages of development (n = 5) for each gene (letters are not valid for comparisons among different genes within the same panel). Accompanying details on statistics, including for other genes, is presented in Table 1.

Expression of the complete IGF-IGFBP system in the control rainbow trout at the 3 developmental stages. A–F. Data for all characterized salmonid-specific IGFBP paralogues; each vertebrate IGFBP subtype has its own panel. A tree of IGFBP relationships is provided (adapted from Ref. 9) with different vertebrate IGFBP family members highlighted by different shading patterns and any teleost-specific paralogue pairs present being highlighted by different color font. Equivalent data are shown for genes coding the IGF-I and IGF-II hormones (G), the E3-ubiquitin ligase FBXO32 (H) and the fast muscle-specific structural protein TNNI2 (I). Different letters indicate significant differences between the 3 stages of development (n = 5) for each gene (letters are not valid for comparisons among different genes within the same panel). Accompanying details on statistics, including for other genes, is presented in Table 1.

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