Please note: clicking on the links below will download a fairly long QuickTime movie. Don't do it unless you have QuickTime installed and are willing to put up with the wait!
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I've put a couple of lo-res animated GIF files on a page for anybody to use
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This movie shows the entire course of zebrafish development from egg to twitching embryo
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This one shows early cleavage, epiboly, and axis formation with higher resolution than the movie above
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This movie isn't mine; it's the famous series by Karlstrom & Kane from the December 1996 issue of Development
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A movie of a normal embryo, and one exposed to alcohol at 4.5h of development
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Dividing blastomeres were labeled with the calcium-sensitive dye, Fura-2, and flashes of red and yellow reveal elevated calcium levels at cleavage sites
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Watch a few myotomes pinch off during tail extension
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The lateral line primordium is a migrating placode that crawls down the side of the fish, leaving cells as it goes that will form sensory organs
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A hindbrain neuron was labeled with the fluorescent dye Di-I, and we can watch its axon extend into the spinal cord
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This is a very short, real-time movie of a single twitch by a 24h zebrafish embryo
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You may freely use these movies for instructional purposes. For any other use, please contact me and let me know!