This study investigates how genetic mutations in adnp and adnp2 genes, along with environmental factors, contribute to behavioral abnormalities in zebrafish models. While the full abstract is not available, the research uses zebrafish carrying mutations in these genes—related to neurodevelopmental conditions including White-Sutton syndrome—to explore gene-environment interactions. Findings from zebrafish models like this can help shed light on the biological pathways underlying POGZ- and ADNP-related syndromes.