Overview
- Editors:
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Allan V. Kalueff
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Neuroscience Program, Department of Pharmacology, Tulane University, New Orleans, USA
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Adam Michael Stewart
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, Department of Pharmacology, Tulane University, New Orleans, USA
- Includes protocols for both larval and adult zebrafish in order to cover the gamut of their potential in neurobehavioral research
- Features clear, step-by-step techniques, proven successful in laboratories around the world
- Contains key tips and implementation advice from the experts
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About this book
Zebrafish (Danio rerio) play an integral role in biomedical research, enabling researchers to examine physiological mechanisms and pathways relevant to human pathogenesis and its therapy. That, along with their low cost, easy manipulation, short reproductive cycles, and physiological homology to humans, has made zebrafish a vital model organism for neuroscience research. Zebrafish Protocols for Neurobehavioral Research addresses protocols for both larval and adult models, written by the leading experts in the field of zebrafish research. Part I of this book takes advantage of the high-throughput nature of larval models to offer protocols for research requiring high output, easily manipulated screens. The second half of the book focuses on the robust and sophisticated behaviors of adult zebrafish, suitable for the neurophenotyping of complex traits and multi-domain disorders. Importantly, these models complement each other, working together to provide researchers with valuable insights into neurobiology of normal and pathological behavior. Thorough and cutting-edge, this volume is a useful, authoritative reference guide that should hold a coveted spot in zebrafish laboratories across the globe.
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Table of contents (27 protocols)
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Adult Zebrafish Models
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- Rabia Nasir, Tenzin Choezom, Jennifer Cunningham, Benjamin Bajaj, Cristina Rubi, Jonathan Butler et al.
Pages 247-256
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- Masakazu Agetsuma, Tazu Aoki, Ryo Aoki, Hitoshi Okamoto
Pages 257-264
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- Xiaojuan Xu, Stefan Goetz
Pages 265-272
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- Jolia Raymond, Simon Chanin, Adam Michael Stewart, Evan Kyzar, Siddharth Gaikwad, Andrew Roth et al.
Pages 273-285
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- Simon Chanin, Caroline Fryar, Danielle Varga, Jolia Raymond, Evan Kyzar, Joseph Enriquez et al.
Pages 287-300
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- Daniel Desmond, Evan Kyzar, Siddharth Gaikwad, Jeremy Green, Russell Riehl, Andrew Roth et al.
Pages 313-322
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- Augusto Barbosa Júnior, Caio Maximino, Aparecida de Souza Fim Pereira, Carla Patricia Bejo Wolkers, Fabiana Luca Alves, Liliam Midori Ide et al.
Pages 323-330
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- Augusto Barbosa Júnior, Anette Hoffmann, Fabiana Luca Alves, Carla Patricia Bejo Wolkers, Fernando Massaru Hoshiko, Liliam Midori Ide et al.
Pages 331-342
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- Ivan Zapolsky, Evan Kyzar, Jeremy Green, Siddharth Gaikwad, Mimi Pham, Simon Chanin et al.
Pages 343-353
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Back Matter
Pages 355-357
Editors and Affiliations
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Neuroscience Program, Department of Pharmacology, Tulane University, New Orleans, USA
Allan V. Kalueff
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, Department of Pharmacology, Tulane University, New Orleans, USA
Adam Michael Stewart