Zebrafish

What do we mean by zebrafish?

A small freshwater fish (Danio rerio) of South Asia that has horizontal dark blue and silvery stripes, is popular in home aquariums, and is used as a model organism in the study of developmental biology and medical genetics. noun

A small striped fish, Danio rerio, originally from India but now common as an aquarium fish and as a subject of genetic experiments. noun

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word zebrafish. Define zebrafish, zebrafish synonyms, zebrafish pronunciation, zebrafish translation, English dictionary definition of zebrafish.

Words that are spelled similarly to zebrafish:
zebrafish, zebra fish.

Words that rhyme with zebrafish:
zebra fish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe zebrafish:
transgenic, embryonic, larval, adult, male, female, diploid, homozygous, mutant, type, germline, androgenetic, intact, golden, mutagenized, mature, juvenile, haploid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective zebrafish:
embryos, embryo, development, gene, mutants, genes, genome, retina, larvae, system, cells, gastrulation, rerio, brain, mutant, model, eggs, homologue, map, gastrula, homolog, embryogenesis, heart, organizer, hindbrain, larva, mutations, lines, mutation, oocytes, neurons, forebrain, line, blastomeres, ear, egg, chromosomes, bulb, cord, trunk, germline, genomes, clusters, community, somitogenesis, library, crest, swirl, proteins, promoter, formation, patterns, protein, cloche, pronephros, tube, locus, ferroportinl, mouse, notochord, sequence, models, screens, regeneration, cns, lineage, family, pinhead, eye, orthologs, segments, chimeras, origin, danio, cell, blastula, region, transition, vertebrates, axis, muscle, database, correlates, blastoderm, trilobite, researchers, endoderm, genetics, wnt8, myod, microarray, transgenesis, trout, genomics, dna.

Consonant match to zebrafish:
zebra fish.

Words that sound like zebrafish:
zebrafish, zebra fish, zebra finch, zebras, zebra, zebrass, xerophile, saprophyte, sea fish, cebiche.