Zebrafish larvae show a clear and distinct pattern of swimming in response to light and dark
conditions, following the development of a swim bladder at 4 days post fertilization. This …

The zebrafish is a powerful toxicity model; biochemical assays can be combined with
observations at a structural and functional level within one individual. This mini review …

The recent application of 2D Ti3C2Tx (MXene) nanomaterials as adsorbents and
membranes for water treatment as well as for biomedical applications is attracting a growing …

Tests with zebrafish embryos have gained wide acceptance as an alternative test model for
drug development and toxicity testing. In particular, the behavioral response of the zebrafish …

Zebrafish embryos and early larvae are becoming increasingly important as models in
biomedical research because of their low cost, high throughput and potential as a …

Testing of compounds for neurotoxicity has become increasingly important in recent years. It
has been shown that neurological disorders like autism may be related to chemical …

The use of zebrafish for aquatic vertebrate (eco) toxicity testing allows the assessment of
effects on a wide range of biological levels–from enzymes to sensory organs and behavioral …

Wild-type (WT) zebrafish are commonly used in behavioral tests, but the term WT is not a
precise description, and corresponds to many different strains (eg, AB, TU, WIK, and others) …

Over the past decade, zebrafish are being increasingly used in assessing the effects of
chemical compounds. Especially, the embryos and larvae, due to their microscopically small …

Embryonic and larval zebrafish (Danio rerio) behavior is commonly used to identify
neurotoxic compounds. Here, we investigated whether sub-lethal exposures to the common …