A four-well dish for high-resolution longitudinal imaging of the tail and posterior trunk of larval zebrafish
Zebrafish, 2017•liebertpub.com
We describe the design, fabrication, and applications of a four-well dish for imaging of the
trunk of larval zebrafish. The dish facilitates immobilization of anesthetized zebrafish larvae,
with their tails gently pushed against a microscope cover glass, enabling longitudinal
imaging at 24–72 h postfertilization using high-resolution objective lenses.
trunk of larval zebrafish. The dish facilitates immobilization of anesthetized zebrafish larvae,
with their tails gently pushed against a microscope cover glass, enabling longitudinal
imaging at 24–72 h postfertilization using high-resolution objective lenses.
Abstract
We describe the design, fabrication, and applications of a four-well dish for imaging of the trunk of larval zebrafish. The dish facilitates immobilization of anesthetized zebrafish larvae, with their tails gently pushed against a microscope cover glass, enabling longitudinal imaging at 24–72 h postfertilization using high-resolution objective lenses.
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