Carlos G. Reis

This study investigates the behavioral effects of epoxiconazole exposure in zebrafish, finding increased locomotion but no significant effects on social preference or biochemistry.

This study evaluates the antiseizure effects of linalool and trans-nerolidol in zebrafish using a PTZ-induced seizure model, finding that both compounds reduce seizure severity and delay progression, with trans-nerolidol showing stronger efficacy.

This paper systematically reviews chemically-induced seizure models in zebrafish, identifying common chemoconvulsants and highlighting variability in protocols and reporting practices.

This study tests N-acetylcysteine and acetyl-L-carnitine for preventing PTZ-induced seizures in zebrafish but finds no effect, while diazepam shows efficacy.

This study shows that micronized curcumin increases locomotion in zebrafish larvae without affecting other behaviors or oxidative status.

This study examines the effects of MK-801 and amphetamine on zebrafish behavior and oxidative stress, finding MK-801 disrupts social interaction and locomotion, while amphetamine increases lipid peroxidation.