Optokinetic set-point adaptation functions as an internal dynamic calibration mechanism for oculomotor disequilibrium

Lin, Ting-Feng; Mohammadi, Mohammad Hossain; Cullen, Kathleen E.; Chacron, Maurice J.; Huang, Yingyu

doi:10.1016/j.isci.2022.105335

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2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.isci.2022.105335

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Optokinetic set-point adaptation functions as an internal dynamic calibration mechanism for oculomotor disequilibrium

Ting-Feng Lin¹,

Mohammad Hossain Mohammadi²,

Kathleen E. Cullen³

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Zebrafish Optokinetic Reflex: Minimal Reporting Guidelines and Recommendations

Rodwell,

Patil,

Kuht

et al. 2023

Biology

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Optokinetic reflex (OKR) assays in zebrafish models are a valuable tool for studying a diverse range of ophthalmological and neurological conditions. Despite its increasing popularity in recent years, there are no clear reporting guidelines for the assay. Following reporting guidelines in research enhances reproducibility, reduces bias, and mitigates underreporting and poor methodologies in published works. To better understand optimal reporting standards for an OKR assay in zebrafish, we performed a systematic literature review exploring the animal, environmental, and technical factors that should be considered. Using search criteria from three online databases, a total of 109 research papers were selected for review. Multiple crucial factors were identified, including larval characteristics, sample size, fixing method, OKR set-up, distance of stimulus, detailed stimulus parameters, eye recording, and eye movement analysis. The outcome of the literature analysis highlighted the insufficient information provided in past research papers and the lack of a systematic way to present the parameters related to each of the experimental factors. To circumvent any future errors and champion robust transparent research, we have created the zebrafish optokinetic (ZOK) reflex minimal reporting guideline.

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Zebrafish Optokinetic Reflex: Minimal Reporting Guidelines and Recommendations

Rodwell,

Patil,

Kuht

et al. 2023

Biology

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Optokinetic set-point adaptation functions as an internal dynamic calibration mechanism for oculomotor disequilibrium

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Zebrafish Optokinetic Reflex: Minimal Reporting Guidelines and Recommendations

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