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- ZDB-FIG-101223-30
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- Lee et al., 2010 - The habenula prevents helpless behavior in larval zebrafish
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Related to Figure 3. (A-C) Dorsal view of the habenula of a KR11 fish, irradiated after injection of FITC-annexin V into the forebrain. The images show relative change in FITC fluorescence intensity (F/F0) following irradiation with green light. (A) Prior to irradiation. (B) After 2 minutes of irradiation. (C) After 4 minutes of irradiation. (D) The habenula of a nontransgenic fish that had been injected with FITC-annexin V, then irradiated for 4 minutes. There is no signal in habenula afferents. Image processing in panels A-D was carried out using the ?F div F0? plugin in imageJ. A Gaussian filter (sigma = 2.0) was used after normalization. (E) Dorsal view of a KR4 transgenic fish. Cells in the circumventricular organ, anterior to the habenula, as well as the parapineal organ, express KillerRed. The region bounded by the white circle was irradiated. A similar region was irradiated in KR11 fish used in behavioral experiments. Pa: pallium; OT: optic tectum; rHb: right habenula; lHb: left habenula. Anterior is to the left. |