For example, a 2011 study (ref) found that ‘Starfire Red’ GloFish are twice as likely to be targeted by predators as wild-type zebrafish — in Florida. “Study creeks have no native predator ...

GloFish—a brand of transgenic zebrafish that fluoresces red under ultraviolet light—are currently on sale in ornamental fish stores in selected US states (p. 11). GloFish is not only the world ...

Ban on GloFish Consumer and environmental watchdog ... of Singapore who injected a sea coral gene for red fluorescence into zebrafish embryos. The fish were intended to act as environmental ...

A recent study shows that genetically modified zebrafish, known as GloFish, have been found and ... genetically modified fish by adding genes for red and green fluorescent proteins from sea ...

Skeletal muscle expression of green and yellow fluorescent proteins were published in the same paper as the red fish.2 Second, did the genetic engineers who made the glofish talk to marketers? Once a ...

Now, this technology has leapt from the research arena into the pet trade. The GloFish zebrafish are available in five different colors. (However, according to GloFish’s website, if you live in ...

and have previously been applied to zebrafish for pollution-detection purposes, though later also sold as pets under the GloFish trademark. In addition to the potential disruption to the fish's ...

This striking new color follows the popular introduction of the GloFish ® Starfire Red ® Angelfish last summer, offering aquarists yet another brilliant option to enhance their tanks.