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Figure 5

From: Bisphenol A induces otolith malformations during vertebrate embryogenesis

Figure 5

BPA effect on otolith development is thyroid hormones independent. (A) Control otic vesicle at 50 hpf with two otoliths. (B) Treatment with 1 μM of T3, from 5 hpf onwards lead to a normal otolith development. (C) 70 μM BPA treated embryo from 5 hpf onwards lead to otolith aggregates. (D) Half dose of BPA, 35 μM, does not affect otolith development. (E) Co-treatment of half dose of BPA, 35 μM, supplemented with 1 μM of T3 does not affect otolith development. (F) Co-treatment of full dose of BPA, 70 μM supplemented with 1 μM of T3 lead to a similar otolith phenotype than BPA 70 μM alone (compare C with F).

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