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Contingent-behavior assay to study the neurogenetics of addiction shows zebrafish preference for alcohol is biphasic

2021-05-04

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Alcohol use disorders are complex, multifactorial phenomena with a large footprint within the global burden of diseases. Here, we report the development of an accessible, two-choice self-administration zebrafish assay (SAZA) to study the neurobiology of addiction. Using this assay, we first demonstrated that, while zebrafish avoid higher concentrations of alcohol, they are attracted to low concentrations. Pre-expo...

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3cb5b884-dafc-597f-bc56-50043f11f3a4
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10.1101/2021.05.04.442404
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