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Electrophysiological Recording in the Brain of Intact Adult Zebrafish

Electrophysiological Recording in the Brain of Intact Adult Zebrafish

DOI:
10.3791/51065-v

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09:42 min

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November 19, 2013

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1Department of Genetics,University of Georgia, 2Department of Cellular Biology,University of Georgia, 3College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology,Oklahoma State University, 4University of Georgia, 5Department of Mathematics,University of California, Davis

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  • 00:05Title
  • 01:31Intubation Cannula
  • 02:24Perfusion Setup
  • 04:12Craniotomy
  • 06:49Electrophysiology
  • 08:18Results: Electrophysiological Recording of the Optic Tectum
  • 09:00Conclusion

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This paper describes how an adult zebrafish can be immobilized, intubated, and used for in vivo electrophysiological experiments to allow recordings and manipulation of neural activity in an intact animal.

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ElectrophysiologyZebrafishIn VivoBrain RecordingCraniotomyExtracellular RecordingPharmacologyNeural ActivityAdult FishLarval Fish

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