Owen Randlett

This study identifies two MT1-type receptors that modulate habituation learning through convergent action in zebrafish.

FishExplorer integrates multimodal brain data from larval zebrafish to enable circuit analysis and hypothesis generation.

The paper shows estradiol enhances habituation learning in zebrafish, but its effects bypass classical estrogen receptors, suggesting an unidentified target mediates this learning promotion.

The paper introduces a low-cost, open-source system for tracking larval zebrafish behavior during functional microscopy.

This study investigates visual habituation in larval zebrafish using Ca2+ imaging and pharmacological screens, revealing complex, distributed neural mechanisms without a simple pharmacological relationship to behavior.

The paper identifies Hip14 as a critical regulator of habituation learning in zebrafish by palmitoylating Kv1.1, affecting its subcellular localization and function.

This study identifies a bidirectional interaction between hypothalamic nuclei in larval zebrafish that regulates hunger and satiety through opposing activity patterns.

This study shows that visual habituation in larval zebrafish involves multiple independent processes that adapt different behavioural components, suggesting distributed plasticity rather than a single site of change.

The paper analyzes whole-brain neuronal activity in larval zebrafish during visual stimuli and motor output, revealing functional brain nuclei and convergent sensorimotor transformations.

The paper mutates zebrafish orthologues of schizophrenia-associated genes to identify phenotypic candidates and shared functions.

The paper presents whole-brain serial-section electron microscopy data of a larval zebrafish, enabling reconstruction of neuronal processes and analysis of axonal symmetry and connectivity.