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  • 569242287663208284621142273991423105757459PublicAssets/6934A zebrafish head with blood vessels shown in purple. Researchers often study zebrafish because they share many genes with humans, grow and reproduce quickly, and have see-through eggs and embryos, which make it easy to study early stages of development. <Br><Br> This image was captured using a light sheet microscope. <Br><Br> Related to video <a href="https://images.nigms.nih.gov/pages/DetailPage.aspx?imageid2=6933">6933</a>. Prayag Murawala, MDI Biological Laboratory and Hannover Medical School.Marko Pende, MDI Biological Laboratory; MDI Biological Laboratory Light Microscopy Facility; and the Murawala Lab, MDI Biological Laboratory and Hannover Medical School.Photograph

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    A zebrafish head with blood vessels shown in purple. Researchers often study zebrafish because they share many genes with humans, grow and reproduce quickly, and have see-through eggs and embryos, which make it easy to study early stages of development.

    This image was captured using a light sheet microscope.

    Related to video 6933.

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    Prayag Murawala, MDI Biological Laboratory and Hannover Medical School.

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    Marko Pende, MDI Biological Laboratory; MDI Biological Laboratory Light Microscopy Facility; and the Murawala Lab, MDI Biological Laboratory and Hannover Medical School.

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