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Recent publications
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 [email protected]!
- 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
What we can learn from zebrafish in a T-maze
Scrolling through our recent blogs, you can tell how important zebrafish have become in behavioral research. So we thought it was time to tell you a little more about some popular paradigms. Starting with the T-maze.
Behavioral assays establish zebrafish in drug screening
Zebrafish are increasingly swimming into the view of large-scale drug screening projects. Behavioral screens can be used as a first-line detection tool for new drug effects, and their popularity continues to grow.