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Body orientation affects brain ventricular system development and mechanosensory gene expression in zebrafish embryos

2026-02-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Most vertebrates maintain a horizontal body orientation. Whereas humans and great apes exhibit postures varying from horizontal to vertical. This exposes the body and its fluid-filled organs to changing gravitational vectors. This study examines how body position influences brain ventricular system development under normogravity. The zebrafish embryos were maintained in distinct orien...

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a65bae45-6d2e-5ae2-8ac1-42cca933cc62
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8767756/v1
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