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Here is a selection of recent papers of zebrafish research with DanioScope. If you feel your paper should be on this list, please let us know at marcom@noldus.nl!
- Fuad, N.M.; Kaslin, J.; Wlodkowic, D. (2018). Lab-on-a-Chip imaging micro-echocardiography (imEC) for rapid assessment of cardiovascular activity in zebrafish research. Sensors and Actuators B:Chemical, 256, 1131-1141.
- Hasenbein, S.; Poynton, H.; Connon, R.E. (2018). Contaminant exposure effects in a changing climate: how multiple stressors can multiply exposure effects in the amphipod Hyalella azteca. (2018). Exotoxicology, doi:10.1007/s10646-018-1912-x
- Huang, Y.; Cartlidge, R.; MilangaWalpitagama, M.; Kaslin, J.; Campana, O.; Wlodkowic, D. (2018). Unsuitable use of DMSO for assessing behavioral endpoints in aquatic model species. Science of the Total Environment, 615, 10-114.
- Liu, J.; Sun, L.; Zhang, H.; Shi, M.; Dahlgren, R.A.; Wang, X.; Wang, H. (2018). Response mechanisms to joint exposure of triclosan and its chlorinated derivatives on zebrafish (Danio rerio) behavior. Chemosphere, 193, 820-832.
- Swaminathan, A.; Bouffard, M.; Liao, M.; Ryan, S.; Callister, J.B.; Pickering-Brown, S.M.; Armstrong, G.A.B.; Drapeau, P. (2018). Expression of C9orf72-related dipeptides impairs motor function in a vertebrate model. Human Molecular Genetics, 27(10), 1754-1762.
- Swaminathan, A.; Hassan-Abdi, R.; Renault, S.; Siekierska, A.; Riché, R.; Liao, M.; de Witte, P.A.M.; Yanicostas, C.; Soussi-Yanicostas, N.'Drapeau, P.; Samarut, E. (2018). Non-canonical mTOR-independent role of DEPDC5 in regulating GABAergic network development. Current Biology, 28, 1-14.
Recent blog posts

Sex preference and other social aspects of zebrafish behavior
Social behavior is a well-known topic of neuroscience research, since it is so often affected in psychiatric disorders. Think of obvious examples such as schizophrenia and autism.
Seizing fish: a high-throughput screen for novel antiepileptic drugs
The lab of Prof. Richard Baines investigates how the electrical development of neurons is regulated. His research was long based on the larvae of fruitfly, but the lab recently started using zebrafish larvae.