Concentration dependent gene expression in zebrafish embryos after PCE exposure

The dataset contained concentration course exposures of 24hpf old zebrafish embryos with tetrachloroethylene (PCE). The exposure duration was set to 12h and 24h and the concentrations were chosen to be not higher than the LC10. Zebrafish embryos were treated with 6 different concentrations of PCE. Two biological replicates were analyzed regarding the treatment and 4 replicates for untreated embryos for each exposure duration. One replicate of each treatment was additionally treated with a constant concentration of a nanomaterial (Carbo Iron 10 mg/l) which was proven to cause no effects at all at the lethal and sublethal level (including the gene expression).