Premium
Issue Information
Author(s) -
Masakazu Hashimoto,
Hitoshi Morita,
Naoto Ueno,
Yukio Kawahara,
Andr̀ew E. Czeizel,
Júlia Métneki,
Judit Béres,
Atsuo Kondo,
Hiromi Fukuda,
Takuya Matsuo,
Keiko Shinozaki,
Ikuyo Okai,
Ichiro Morioka,
Ayako Sonoyama,
Shinya Tairaku,
Yasuhiko Ebina,
Satoshi Nagamata,
Mayumi Morizane,
Kenji Tanimura,
Kazumoto Iijima,
Hideto Yamada,
Yuta Kawamura,
Yasuki Shirotsuka,
Hirofumi Awatsuji,
Kiyoshi Matsumoto,
Keiichiro Sato,
Teruyoshi Yamashita,
Toshiyuki Yamauchi,
Tomoyuki Masuda,
Chie Sakuma,
Atsuko Nagaoka,
Toshiyuki Yamagishi,
Seinosuke Ueda,
Takahiro Nagase,
Hiroyuki Yaginuma,
Makoto Usami,
Katsuyoshi Mitsunaga,
Tomohiko Irie,
Mikio Nakajima,
Yuji Nakajima,
Hiroaki Aoyama,
Joso Hatta,
Kenji Uchinada,
Yokohama Kurosawa,
Toshiyuki Managing Editor,
Osaka Yamagishi,
Nigel A. Brown,
Chiristina Chambers,
San Diego,
Robert E. Chapin,
Makoto Ema,
John D. Graham,
Angeles Hirahara,
Y. S. Lewis,
B Holmes,
Sachiko Iseki,
HanSung Jung,
Kenjiro Kosaki,
Susan L. Makris,
Masashi Mizuguchi,
Tokyo Muenke,
Tetsuji Bethesda,
Ichiro Higashiosaka,
Yonago Naruse,
Toshihiko Tokyo,
Yoshihiko Ogino,
Izumo Otani,
Elisabeth Padmanabhan,
Kimberly N. Lyon,
Shinichi Kyoto,
Nagoya Sonta,
Georgia Donald,
Ashland Stump,
Jun Takano,
Otsu Udagawa,
Gen Watanabe,
Wakayama Yamada,
Masako Yamada,
Michiko Sagamihara
Publication year - 2014
Publication title -
congenital anomalies
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
eISSN - 1741-4520
pISSN - 0914-3505
DOI - 10.1111/cga.12047
Subject(s) - zebrafish , citation , fish <actinopterygii> , computer science , biology , computational biology , information retrieval , genealogy , world wide web , genetics , gene , history , fishery
The zebrafish (B) is a tropical fish suitable for genetic analysis. Because the embryos are transparent (A), the processes of morphogenesis such as angiogenesis can be visualized by the expression of fluorescent proteins driven by tissue‐specific promoters (C). Thus, the zebrafish is a useful model organism for the analysis of human genetic disorders. Further details can be seen in the article by Ota and Kawahara in this issue.