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Electroretinogram Recording in Larval Zebrafish using A Novel Cone-Shaped Sponge-tip Electrode
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Electroretinogram Recording in Larval Zebrafish using A Novel Cone-Shaped Sponge-tip Electrode

Electroretinogram Recording in Larval Zebrafish using A Novel Cone-Shaped Sponge-tip Electrode

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March 27, 2019

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10.3791/59487-v

DOI:
10.3791/59487-v

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07:10 min
March 27, 2019

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1School of Biosciences,University of Melbourne, 2Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences,University of Melbourne, 3Department of Optometry and Vision Sciences,University of Melbourne

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Here, we present a protocol that simplifies the measurement of light evoked electroretinogram responses from larval zebrafish. A novel cone-shaped sponge-tip electrode can help to make the study of visual development in larval zebrafish using the electroretinogram ERG easier to achieve with reliable outcomes and lower cost.

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Xie, J., Jusuf, P. R., Goodbourn, P. T., Bui, B. V. Electroretinogram Recording in Larval Zebrafish using A Novel Cone-Shaped Sponge-tip Electrode. J. Vis. Exp. (145), e59487, doi:10.3791/59487 (2019).

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