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A fully automated computer-based ‘Skinner Box’ for testing learning and memory in zebrafish

2017-03-23

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Zebrafish are an important model species with unparalleled potential to advance understanding of the genetics and neurobiology of behaviour through genetic and pharmacological screening and mutant analysis. However, advances using this species have been limited by the lack of robust, standardised methodology and equipment suitable for assessing adult behaviour. Here we describe a simple, fully automated, computer...

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39775804-4170-5563-851d-30644bd76344
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10.1101/110478
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