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Aging in zebrafish is associated with reduced locomotor activity and strain-dependent changes in predator avoidance behaviors related to anxiety

2023-11-05

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Aging is associated with a wide range of physiological and behavioral changes in many species. Like humans, zebrafish exhibit gradual senescence, and thus may be a useful model organism for identifying evolutionarily conserved mechanisms related to aging. Here, we compared behavior in the novel tank test of young (6-month-old) and middle aged (12-month-old) zebrafish from two strains (TL and TU) and both sexes. We...

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f4d61cd3-7d4a-5002-a41d-eacca4858efa
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10.1101/2023.11.03.565457
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