The zebrafish has been proposed for the study of the effects of ethanol on the vertebrate
brain. Behavioural tests have been successfully employed in the phenotypical …

The zebrafish has been a popular subject of embryology and genetic research for the past
three decades. Recently, however, the interest in its neurobiology and behavior has also …

Background: Zebrafish is becoming an important research tool for the analysis of brain
function and behavior. It has been proposed to model human alcoholism as well as fetal …

One of the most robust and readily measurable effects of moderate doses of ethanol on
zebrafish behavior is locomotor hyperactivity. Two experiments were designed to examine …

The zebrafish has been proposed as a model organism to study genetic effects influencing
behaviour and also as a tool with which the mechanisms of the action of alcohol (ethanol or …

Zebrafish are at the forefront of neurobiological research and have been gaining popularity
as a viable and valid behavioral model in a variety of research applications (eg, assessing …

The effects of acute and chronic ethanol administration on the wild-type (WT), long-fin
striped (LFS), and blue long-fin (BLF) strains of zebrafish were investigated. In the LFS …

The zebrafish is emerging as a popular animal model for alcohol (ethanol or EtOH) addiction
due to its simplicity and practical advantages. Two phenomena associated with ethanol …

Chronic ethanol exposure paradigms have been successfully used in the past to induce
behavioral and central nervous system related changes in zebrafish. However, it is currently …

Ethanol is one of the most widely abused drugs in the world. Its addictive property is
believed to primarily stem from its ability to influence the brain reinforcement pathway …