Masashi Tanimoto

This study shows larval zebrafish use a VCR-like behavior for head stabilization through specific body flexions and neural circuits, similar to mammals.

This study shows adult zebrafish use body flexion during roll tilts to control posture, similar to larvae, and swim bladder deflation impairs this recovery.

This study identifies neural circuits in larval zebrafish that enable vestibular-induced fine postural control through a body bend reflex.

iAChSnFR, a fluorescent indicator built from a bacterial periplasmic binding protein, reports acetylcholine with large, fast signals in mouse, fish, fly and worm preparations.

The paper introduces a CADoF Bessel beam module for volumetric functional imaging at 50 Hz volume rate in larval zebrafish.

This paper introduces a method to achieve video-rate volumetric imaging of brain activity at synaptic resolution using Bessel foci in two-photon microscopy.