Zebrafish at the Interface of Development and Disease Research

Zebrafish at the Interface of Development and Disease Research presents the latest on the shared pathways that govern development and contribute to disease. Zebrafish have traditionally been used to study vertebrate development, providing interesting data on the developmental processes and genes that are implicated in disease. This new release in the series contains informative discussions on congenital heart defects in zebrafish, the use of zebrafish in studying kidney development and disease, and muscle development, homeostasis and disease in zebrafish. Each chapter  interweaves the study of zebrafish development and its application to the immune system, the kidney, liver, heart and others.

1. Modeling Syndromic Congenital Heart Defects in Zebrafish M.G. Grant, V.L. Patterson, D.T. Grimes and R.D. Burdine 2. Using Zebrafish to Study Kidney Development and Diseas S. Jerman and Z. Sun 3. Zebrafish Developmental Models of Skeletal Diseases L.N. Luderman, G. Unlu and E.W. Knapik 4. Netting Novel Regulators of Hematopoiesis and Hematologic Malignancies in Zebrafish W. Kwan and T.E. North 5. Making it New Again: Insight into Liver Development, Regeneration, and Disease from Zebrafish Research S. Wang, S.R. Miller, E.A. Ober and K.C. Sadler 6. ‘Muscling’ Throughout Life: Integrating Studies of Muscle Development, Homeostasis, and Disease in Zebrafish M.F. Goody, E.V. Carter, E.A. Kilroy, L. Maves and C.A. Henry 7. Zebrafish Pancreas Development and Regeneration: Fishing for Diabetes Therapies V.E Prince, R. Anderson and G. Dalgin 8. Modelling Infectious Diseases in the Context of a Developing Immune System S. Masud, V. Torraca and A.H. Meijer 9. Zebrafish in Toxicology and Environmental Health K. Bambino and J. Chu