Blar i Fakultet for naturvitenskap (NV) på forfatter "Yaksi, Emre"

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    • Connectivity and Sequences in the Zebrafish brain 

      Øverli, Marian Helcl (Master thesis, 2020)
      Nevral aktivitet i hjernen til zebrafisken er et biologisk system som er svært vanskelig å måle med høy grad av evnen for å reprodusere resultater. Dette er fordi stimuleringen av de ulike delene i hjernen kan variere i ...

    • Connectome inference and cluster extraction from calcium imaging 

      Aronsen, Tord (Master thesis, 2017)
      This is a study of calcium imaging recordings from the spontaneous activity in the habenula and telencephalon region in juvenile and dormant zebrafish. The zebrafish is a model organism that, with some genetic manipulation, ...

    • Interhemispheric connections between olfactory bulbs improve odor detection 

      Kermen, Florence; Lal, Pradeep; Faturos, Nicholas G.; Yaksi, Emre (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)
      Interhemispheric connections enable interaction and integration of sensory information in bilaterian nervous systems and are thought to optimize sensory computations. However, the cellular and spatial organization of ...

    • Stimulus-specific behavioral responses of zebrafish to a large range of odors exhibit individual variability 

      Kermen, Florence; Darnet, Lea; Wiest, Christoph; Palumbo, Fabrizio; Bechert, Jack; Uslu, Ozge; Yaksi, Emre (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)
      Background Odor-driven behaviors such as feeding, mating, and predator avoidance are crucial for animal survival. The neural pathways processing these behaviors have been well characterized in a number of species, and ...

    • Stimulus-specific behavioral responses of zebrafish to a large range of odors exhibit individual variability 

      Kermen, Florence; Darnet, Lea; Wiest, Christoph; Palumbo, Fabrizio; Bechert, Jack; Uslu, Ozge; Yaksi, Emre (Peer reviewed; Journal article, 2020)
      Background Odor-driven behaviors such as feeding, mating, and predator avoidance are crucial for animal survival. The neural pathways processing these behaviors have been well characterized in a number of species, and ...