Imaging zebrafish neural circuitry from whole brain to synapse.

Abstract:

:Recent advances in imaging tools are inspiring zebrafish researchers to tackle ever more ambitious questions in the neurosciences. Behaviorally fundamental conserved neural networks can now be potentially studied using zebrafish from a brain-wide scale to molecular resolution. In this perspective, we offer a roadmap by which a zebrafish researcher can navigate the course from collecting neural activities across the brain associated with a behavior, to unraveling molecular identities and testing the functional relevance of active neurons. In doing so, important insights will be gained as to how neural networks generate behaviors and assimilate changes in synaptic connectivity.

journal_name

Front Neural Circuits

authors

Leung LC,Wang GX,Mourrain P

doi

10.3389/fncir.2013.00076

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2013-04-24 00:00:00

pages

76

issn

1662-5110

journal_volume

7

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