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dual-layer guanine reflector

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The dual-layer guanine reflector is the zebrafish skin ultrastructure proposed to underlie reversible structural color variation.

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As described in the abstract, it consists of inclined crystal arrays in S-iridophores and horizontal crystal arrays in L-iridophores.

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Our study reveals that this reversible color variation originates from the synergistic movement of the dual-layer guanine reflector. This reflector is composed of inclined crystal arrays in S-iridophores and horizontal crystal arrays in L-iridophores.
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The dual-layer guanine reflector is composed of inclined crystal arrays in S-iridophores and horizontal crystal arrays in L-iridophores.

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This reflector is composed of inclined crystal arrays in S-iridophores and horizontal crystal arrays in L-iridophores.
Claim 2mechanismsupports2026Source 1DOIPubMed

Reversible zebrafish skin color variation originates from synergistic movement of a dual-layer guanine reflector.

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Our study reveals that this reversible color variation originates from the synergistic movement of the dual-layer guanine reflector.
Claim 3structure property relationshipsupports2026Source 1DOIPubMed

Reflectance peak position is controlled by crystal tilting angles and spacings, while reflectance intensity depends on interlayer distance.

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Key findings in our study show that the reflectance peak position is controlled by crystal tilting angles and spacings, while its intensity depends on interlayer distance.