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With a new test environment for zebrafish, researchers at Uppsala University and SLU have developed a sophisticated tool for mapping multiple behavioral variables in a single test situation. Now the group presents its first results.
Zebrafish have long been a common sight in our aquariums. Originally native to Asia’s tropical freshwater, it has become popular all over the world with its easy care. Recently, it has also swum into laboratories, and is today the second most common vertebrate in scientific studies. Thus, novel tools are needed to utilise its full potential, and in short researchers at Uppsala University and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) will launch a new test environment that enables effective mapping of individual fish’s behavioral profile.