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- Förster et al., 2020 - Retinotectal circuitry of larval zebrafish is adapted to detection and pursuit of prey
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Schematic representation of all identified morphotypes for tectal interneurons. The number of collected BGUG cells for each type is presented below. Red morphotypes have only been identified by the FuGIMA method. Identified functional types are indicated below. L: looming, D: dark ramp, B: bright ramp, 5°: small dot, 30°: big dot, BF: bright flash. PVIN: periventricular interneuron, NIN: neuropil interneuron, SIN: superficial interneuron, ms: monostratified, bs: bistratified, ts: tristratified, 4 s: tetrastratified, ps: partially stratified, ns: non-stratified/diffuse. |
Expression Data
Expression Detail
Antibody Labeling
Phenotype Data
Phenotype Detail
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