Anesthesia and Euthanasia in Zebrafish
Анестезия и эвтаназия у рыбок данио
2012-06-01
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Because of the relative ease of embryonic manipulation and observation, the ability to produce a great number of genetic mutations, efficient screening methods, and the continued advance of molecular genetic tools, such as the progress in sequencing and mapping of the zebrafish genome, the use of zebrafish (Danio rerio) as a biomedical model organism continues to expand. However, studies involving zebrafish husbandry and veterinary care struggle to keep pace with scientific progress. This article outlines some of the current, acceptable methods for providing anesthesia and euthanasia and provides some examples of how performance-based approaches can be used to advance the relatively limited number of anesthetic and euthanizing techniques available for zebrafish.
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Husbandry and veterinary-care practices for zebrafish have not kept pace with the rapid expansion of scientific applications.
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Performance-based approaches are presented as a means to expand the limited repertoire of anesthetic and euthanasia techniques available for zebrafish.
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The article summarizes currently acceptable methods for zebrafish anesthesia and euthanasia.
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Zebrafish use in biomedical research is expanding because of accessible embryonic manipulation, abundant genetic mutations, efficient screening, and advancing genomic tools.
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zebrafish (Danio rerio)
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acceptable anesthesia and euthanasia methods and performance-based approaches for zebrafish
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