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Meeting report: Zebrafish Infection and Immunity 2019

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Experts in the field met at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (UK) to discuss the role of zebrafish in advancing fundamental research and discovering therapeutic innovations.

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Fig. 1: Video-enhanced Nomarski differential interference contrast (VE-DIC) microscopy images of zebrafish innate immune cells.

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Acknowledgements

We thank all speakers and attendees of the Zebrafish Infection and Immunity 2019 meeting. We thank the LSHTM for hosting the meeting, as well as LSHTM staff Eszter Dobos, Azimah Said, Mary-Alice McDevitt, and Higina Fernandes for helping to organize the meeting. Funding was provided by the Company of Biologists (Grant number EA1742 to Milka Sarris and Serge Mostowy), as well as by meeting sponsors Leica Microsystems and Techniplast. We thank Philippe Herbomel for providing VE-DIC zebrafish images.

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Torraca, V., Gomes, M.C., Sarris, M. et al. Meeting report: Zebrafish Infection and Immunity 2019. Lab Anim 48, 284–287 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41684-019-0400-0

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