A University of Georgia team has developed an improved light-sheet microscope that captures fast 3D images of seizures in zebrafish, finding that seizures originate in the hindbrain and propagate forward, contradicting two earlier 2D studies.
Fast 3D imaging reveals seizure propagation direction in zebrafish brain
A University of Georgia team has developed an improved light-sheet microscope that captures fast 3D images of seizures in zebrafish, finding that seizures originate in the hindbrain and propagate forward, contradicting two earlier 2D studies.
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