2016
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0158057
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BDNF Expression in Larval and Adult Zebrafish Brain: Distribution and Cell Identification

Abstract: Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a member of the neurotrophin family, has emerged as an active mediator in many essential functions in the central nervous system of mammals. BDNF plays significant roles in neurogenesis, neuronal maturation and/or synaptic plasticity and is involved in cognitive functions such as learning and memory. Despite the vast literature present in mammals, studies devoted to BDNF in the brain of other animal models are scarse. Zebrafish is a teleost fish widely known for develo… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, BDNF mRNAs were still detected in the pallium, OT, pharyngeal epithelium, and rhombencephalon. In‐situ hybridization studies in 7‐day‐old zebrafish larvae have confirmed the presence of BDNF mRNA in a variety of brain regions including the olfactory rosettes, anterior telencephalon (tel), OT, and midbrain tegmentum (Cacialli et al, ). Interestingly, double staining studies suggest that in each of these regions, the BDNF‐expressing cells are postmitotic in nature and do not express the radial glial marker aromatase B.…”
Section: Bdnf and Brain Developmentmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Nevertheless, BDNF mRNAs were still detected in the pallium, OT, pharyngeal epithelium, and rhombencephalon. In‐situ hybridization studies in 7‐day‐old zebrafish larvae have confirmed the presence of BDNF mRNA in a variety of brain regions including the olfactory rosettes, anterior telencephalon (tel), OT, and midbrain tegmentum (Cacialli et al, ). Interestingly, double staining studies suggest that in each of these regions, the BDNF‐expressing cells are postmitotic in nature and do not express the radial glial marker aromatase B.…”
Section: Bdnf and Brain Developmentmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…In the adult zebrafish brain, BDNF mRNA‐expressing cells are present in the olfactory bulb (glomerular cell layer), pallium (medial, lateral and posterior parts), subpallium (posterior zone and entopeduncular nucleus), diencephalon (parvocellular and magnocellular nuclei of preoptic area and the entopeduncular and suprachiasmatic nuclei), habenula, ventrolateral, and ventromedial nuclei of the ventral thalamus, dorsal thalamus (anterior, dorsal, posterior and central posterior nuclei), posterior tuberal nucleus, preglomerular nuclei, hypothalamus, synencephalon (nucleus of the medial longitudinal fascicle, dorsal and ventral periventricular pretectal nuclei), mesencephalon (torus longitudinalis), OT (periventricular gray zone), tegmentum (central nucleus of the torus semicircularis and the interpeduncular nucleus), medulla oblongata (secondary gustatory nucleus and the vagal lobe), and superior and inferior reticular formation (Cacialli et al, ) (Figure e). The BDNF protein has also been detected in the purkinje cells of the cerebellum (Gatta et al, ).…”
Section: Distribution Of Bdnf In the Brain Of Adultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In teleost fishes, BDNF and its specific receptor TrkB have been largely documented in CNS and PNS during development as well as adulthood (Vissio et al, ; Dalton et al, ; Germanà et al, ; D'Angelo et al, ; Sánchez‐Ramos et al, ; D'Angelo et al, ; De Felice et al, ; Gatta et al, ; Cacialli et al, ; Gatta et al, ; Montalbano et al, ). p75 is primarily expressed in neuronal cells during zebrafish development (Han et al, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the potential role of BDNF in adult neurogenesis remains uncharted. In zebrafish, a recent report suggests that BDNF is abundantly expressed in several regions of the forebrain (Cacialli et al, ). Interestingly, BDNF was observed to be expressed by neurons and not by radial glia or progenitor cells in adult zebrafish brain (Cacialli et al, ).…”
Section: Factors Regulating Neurogenesis In Adult Zebrafish Brainmentioning
confidence: 99%