The preclinical evaluation of drug-induced cardiotoxicity is an important stage in the drug development process; however, ...

A new fully automated in vivo screening system (AISS) has been developed to transform drug evaluation by enabling rapid, precise, and non-invasive multi-organ imaging in zebrafish. Integrating cutting ...

Zebrafish, with their transparent bodies, rapid development, and genetic similarities to humans, are emerging as a powerful model for high-throughput screening. However, the existing phenotyping ...

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The ETH researchers developed a new method for examining the changes in people's pupils while asleep: using a special adhesive technique and a transparent plaster, they were able to keep the eyes ...

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"Zebrafish larvae are particularly suitable for our studies because they are almost completely transparent, allowing us to observe the development of their inner organs," explains Mulzer.

The splendid colour of the adult fish starts to appear from the third week; the zebrafish larvae, in contrast, are almost completely transparent. Using microscopes, researchers can therefore look into ...

Zebrafish are unassuming and undemanding. Almost every child knows that – at least any child that has kept fish in an aquarium. Since the beginning of the 20th century, these fish have been one of the ...

The small size and optical transparence of zebrafish embryos and larvae greatly facilitate modern intravital microscopic phenotyping of these experimentally tractable laboratory animals.

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