Submitted Methodology

A Collection of Miscelaneous Zebrafish Methodology submitted by readers; please feel free to contribute. Send Contributions via e-mail to:

Richard Vogt at vogt@biol.sc.edu

Remember that a wealth of methodological information is available in The Zebrafish Book and Monitor, both available through the University of Oregon. Also, the following two books: The Zebrafish: Biology and The Zebrafish: Genetics and Genomics (Methods in Cell Biology series (Academic Press) and edited by William Detrich, Leonard Zon and Monte Westerfield

Plants and Happy Fish - Animal Care Issue
ENU treatment, stress reduction.
Making Unpigmented Embryos with PTU
Salmon Ovarian Fluid for Rearing Zebrafish Embryos
Commercial Rearing of Zebrafish
Sexing Zebrafish
Sources of Brine Shrimp
Tetrahymena as fish food
Tetrahymena Culture
Microinjection of embryos: Summary of bionet query responses.
Microinjection Equipment for embryos: Bionet query responses.
GFP- Green Fluorescent Protein stuff
A Discussion on Constitutive Promoters for Zebrafish.
On (not) freezing zebrafish embryos.
Summary on a death problem.
Breeding Tanks: Bionet query responses.
Chromosomal Mapping: Bionet query response.
pH of Aquarium Water: Bionet query response.
Use of BrdU in Zebrafish: summary of bionet query responses
- More BrdU
Gemome Size of Zebrafish

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