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Sarmah et al., 2016 - Zebrafish as a Vertebrate Model System to Evaluate Effects of Environmental Toxicants on Cardiac Development and Function

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Advantages of use of zebrafish in cardiotoxicity research, which provide enormous information within a short time. (A) Dissecting microscope image of 3 hpf zebrafish embryos showing how easily accessible zebrafish embryos are to treat with chemicals at different developmental stages for desired periods; (B,C) Dissecting microscope images showing normal pericardium in the control embryos (yellow arrow) (B) and pericardial edema phenotype in 4 days post-fertilization (dpf) ethanol-treated zebrafish embryos (yellowstar) to help predict defective cardiogenesis (C); (D,E) Bright field images of Tg(myl7:GFP) embryos showing normal shaped two-chambered heart in control (D) and an almost linear heart in ethanol-exposed embryos (E), confirming heart malformation after ethanol exposure; (F,G) Confocal images of Tg(myl7:nlsKiKGR) embryos showing nuclei of cardiomyocytes in closely apposed bean-shaped atrium and ventricle in control embryos (F), fewer cardiomyocytes are seen in misshapen chambers of ethanol-treated embryos (G); and (H,I) Confocal images of Tg(fli1:EGFP) embryos show endocardial cells in normal endocardium in control embryos (H), fewer endocardial cells are seen in misshapen endocardium of ethanol-treated embryo (I).

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