Zebrafish Neurons (IMAGE)
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When a zebrafish larva sees a prey object, this information is sent to neurons in the AF7 region of the brain. These neurons (one of which is shown here in blue) then send the hunting impulse to the areas that control movement.
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MPI of Neurobiology/ Semmelhack
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