Carnegie Mellon-Developed TAML Activators Non-Toxic to Zebrafish Embryos (IMAGE)

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Carnegie Mellon-Developed TAML Activators Non-Toxic to Zebrafish Embryos

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Carnegie Mellon-developed TAML activators have been found to be non-toxic to developing zebrafish embryos. The activators can be used to break down toxic water contaminants including endocrine disruptors. Zebrafish (pictured above) are often used as a model for studying vertebrate development.

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Image courtesy of Robert Tanguay, Oregon State University

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