Jason T. Magnuson

Short-term exposure to diazepam during zebrafish embryogenesis induces intergenerational neurobehavioral disruption later in life.

Diazepam (DZP) is a widely prescribed benzodiazepine that is increasingly detected in aquatic systems and known to impair neural function in aquatic organisms. However, its potential to elicit intergenerational neurobehavioral disruption, along with the underpinning mechanism in fish, remains uncharacterized. In this s...