Movie 1.

Time-lapse imaging of neutrophil recruitment to a scale removal wound in an intubated adult zebrafish. 0–4″ Schematic diagram an adult casper Tg(lyz:DsRed2)^NZ50;Tg(mrc1a:eGFP)^y251 double transgenic zebrafish with fluorescent neutrophils (magenta) and lymphatic vessels (green). The approximate site of scale removal by abrasion with a scalpel is noted with a yellow box. 5–10″ Adult fish being imaged in the intubation chamber on an inverted confocal microscope, using blue, green and purple (near-UV) excitation light. 11–31″ Time-lapse imaging of the wound site of an adult fish collected with a 2X objective from 0–19 hours post wounding and intubation 31–38″ Close-up of the wound site collected with a 10X objective at 19–20 hours post wounding and intubation. 38–44″ High magnification closeup of neutrophils (magenta) actively migrating in and around lymphatic vessels (green) in the recovering wound site of a live adult zebrafish collected with 20X objective from 23–24 hours post wounding and intubation.