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Our fish facility holds a volume of over 70 cubic meters and can house both fresh and saltwater species. All systems are fully controllable for flow, temperature and daylength and include tank volumes from 3 liters to 4.5 cubic meters. We have a fully equipped molecular biology lab, a large plasmid library developed for efficient transgenesis in tilapia and a dedicated microinjection system for delivery of nucleic acids into fish eggs.
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Instrumentation available for research includes
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96-well thermal cyclers for PCR
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Microinjection system for transgenesis/ CRISPR
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Stereomicroscopes
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Fluorescent microscopes
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Zebrafish rearing system
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Hatching jar system
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Grow-out tanks system
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Real- time PCR
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Flow cytometer (core facility)
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Leica SP8 confocal microscope (core facility)
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Spinning-disc confocal microscope (core facility)
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Gallery
![]() Small holding tanks | ![]() 4.5 cubic meters grow-out tanks | ![]() Dedicated zebrafish system | ![]() 250-liter circular tanks | ![]() Circular tank experimental system | ![]() Microinjection system |
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![]() Molecular biology lab | ![]() Hatching jar system | ![]() Glass aquarium fish tanks | ![]() Leica DMLB epi-fluorescence microscope (core facility) | ![]() Leica SP8 confocal microscope (core facility) | ![]() Olympus IX 81 Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope (core facility) |