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Chapters
- 00:00Introduction
- 01:15Plating Individual Fish into a 96-well Plate
- 02:41Survey of the Recording Apparatus
- 04:19Alignment of the 96-well Plate with the Computer Grid of the Video-Tracking Software
- 06:51Analyzing the Visual Motor Response Data
- 09:05Conclusion
We developed the Visual-Motor Response to quantitate the motor output of larval zebrafish in response to light increments and decrements. We also examined zebrafish vision mutants, including the no optokinetic response (nrc) mutants, which were thought to be completely blind when tested by another vision assay, the optokinetic reflex.
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Behavioral AssayResponsivenessZebrafishLight IntensitiesOptokinetic Reflex (OKR)Visual ReflexEye StabilizationFish MutantNo Optokinetic Response C (nrc)BlindnessOFF-ganglion Cell ActivityLight IncrementsLight DecrementsVisual Motor Behavioral Assay (VMR)Larvae96-well PlateVideo-tracking SystemLocomotor ResponsesStartle ResponseFreeze Response
