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Dissection and Lateral Mounting of Zebrafish Embryos: Analysis of Spinal Cord Development
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Dissection and Lateral Mounting of Zebrafish Embryos: Analysis of Spinal Cord Development

Dissection and Lateral Mounting of Zebrafish Embryos: Analysis of Spinal Cord Development

DOI:
10.3791/50703-v

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05:36 min

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February 28, 2014

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1Biology Department,Skidmore College

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  • 00:05Title
  • 01:19Dissecting and Mounting the Embryos
  • 03:31Results: Analysis of Gene Expression Patterns and Axon Pathfinding in Laterally Mounted Zebrafish Embryos
  • 05:02Conclusion

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Developmental processes such as proliferation, patterning, differentiation, and axon guidance can be readily modeled in the zebrafish spinal cord. In this article, we describe a mounting procedure for zebrafish embryos, which optimizes visualization of these events.

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ZebrafishSpinal CordNervous System DevelopmentDissectionLateral MountingMicroscopic VisualizationNeurodevelopmentYolk Removal

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