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GloFish® fluorescent fish are beautiful and unique fish that were originally bred to help detect environmental pollutants. It was only recently that scientists realized the public’s interest in sharing the benefits of this research. They are safe for the environment and make wonderful pets for new hobbyists and experienced enthusiasts alike. To help address some common curiosities about GloFish® fluorescent fish, please visit our GloFish® FAQ page. For more in depth scientific information, please use the links below to find information on the following topics:
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Fluorescent Fish in Nature Abstract: The Covert World of Fish Biofluorescence: A Phylogenetically Widespread and Phenotypically Variable Phenomenon
Article: Nature.com – Fish flaunt neon glow: Scientists find extensive evidence of biofluorescence in marine species
Article: Popular Science – Fish Fluorescence Widespread: 180 Species Found To Glow
GloFish® Fluorescent Fish Data & Research Discovery Genomics Research Regarding Fluorescent Zebra Fish Temperature Sensitivity (pdf)
Abstract: National University of Singapore Fluorescent Zebra Fish Viability Study
Abstract: Behavioral Study Comparing Non-Fluorescent and Fluorescent Zebra Fish
Federal & State Agency Reviews United States Food & Drug Administration Statement Regarding GloFish® Fluorescent Fish
State of Florida Division of Aquaculture Analysis of Fluorescent Zebrafish (pdf)
State of California Department of Fish & Game Analysis of Fluorescent Zebra Fish (pdf)
Reviews by Independent Experts Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Zhiyuan Gong (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Perry Hackett (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Eric Hallerman (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. William Muir (pdf)
Fluorescent Protein Toxicity Analysis by Dr. Andrew Cubitt (pdf)
General Zebra Fish Background Data United States Geological Survey Zebra Fish Fact Sheet
FishBase Zebra Fish Species Information
History of Zebra Danio Distribution within the United States (pdf)
Fluorescent Fish as Pollution Monitors “Zebra Fish as Pollution Indicators,” National University of Singapore
Fluorescent Fish in Biomedical Research Website: Fish For Science – Zebra Fish as a Model Organism
Fluorescent Zebra Fish in Emory University Cancer Research Study
Article: “Following the Glow: NC State Researchers Use Fluorescent Fish to Study Gene Function,” North Carolina State University
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- Fluorescent Fish in Nature
- Fluorescent Fish Data & Research
- Federal & State Agency Reviews
- Reviews by Independent Experts
- General Zebra Fish Background Data
- Fluorescent Fish as Pollution Monitors
- Fluorescent Fish in Biomedical Research
Fluorescent Fish in Nature Abstract: The Covert World of Fish Biofluorescence: A Phylogenetically Widespread and Phenotypically Variable Phenomenon
Article: Nature.com – Fish flaunt neon glow: Scientists find extensive evidence of biofluorescence in marine species
Article: Popular Science – Fish Fluorescence Widespread: 180 Species Found To Glow
GloFish® Fluorescent Fish Data & Research Discovery Genomics Research Regarding Fluorescent Zebra Fish Temperature Sensitivity (pdf)
Abstract: National University of Singapore Fluorescent Zebra Fish Viability Study
Abstract: Behavioral Study Comparing Non-Fluorescent and Fluorescent Zebra Fish
Federal & State Agency Reviews United States Food & Drug Administration Statement Regarding GloFish® Fluorescent Fish
State of Florida Division of Aquaculture Analysis of Fluorescent Zebrafish (pdf)
State of California Department of Fish & Game Analysis of Fluorescent Zebra Fish (pdf)
Reviews by Independent Experts Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Zhiyuan Gong (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Perry Hackett (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. Eric Hallerman (pdf)
Environmental Risk Analysis by Dr. William Muir (pdf)
Fluorescent Protein Toxicity Analysis by Dr. Andrew Cubitt (pdf)
General Zebra Fish Background Data United States Geological Survey Zebra Fish Fact Sheet
FishBase Zebra Fish Species Information
History of Zebra Danio Distribution within the United States (pdf)
Fluorescent Fish as Pollution Monitors “Zebra Fish as Pollution Indicators,” National University of Singapore
Fluorescent Fish in Biomedical Research Website: Fish For Science – Zebra Fish as a Model Organism
Fluorescent Zebra Fish in Emory University Cancer Research Study
Article: “Following the Glow: NC State Researchers Use Fluorescent Fish to Study Gene Function,” North Carolina State University
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