Emily Jane Dennis,Ahmed El Hady
Emily Jane Dennis
Foraging, defined as the search for food to sustain one's energetic needs, is a fundamental behavior performed by almost all animals to survive in their environment. Foraging involves a variety of physiological processes, including metaboli...
Meijie Li,KaMun Tan,Tehao Liu et al.
Meijie Li et al.
The brain is a highly integrated organ, capable of dynamically adjusting its internal states through interactions with the ever-changing environment. This moment-to-moment control underlies the process from sensory perception to behavioral ...
Michael J Meaney,Elisabeth B Binder
Michael J Meaney
Stressors, including those occurring in early development, predict an increased risk for psychopathology. The challenge is that of defining causal pathways that connect stressful conditions to specific health outcomes and then leveraging th...
Yasushi Nakagawa
Yasushi Nakagawa
In the adult mammalian brain, thalamocortical input supports key cortical functions by conveying ascending information from subcortical sensory and motor centers and linking different cortical areas. Studies in the 1980s revealed that these...
Anais Roger,Linda Kaupp,Elisa Preto et al.
Anais Roger et al.
Somatosensory ganglia are often cast as passive relays, yet growing evidence shows the dorsal root ganglion (DRG) is a specialized sensory-immune organ. In the DRG, perineuronal and perivascular units act as sentinels that detect danger and...
Simón E D Sun,Jessica Tollkuhn
Simón E D Sun
Sex hormones are a primary source for biological variation throughout the animal kingdom, from morphological characteristics to elaborate courtship displays. These steroids, such as estrogens and androgens, are indispensable for the develop...
Cristopher M Niell,Michael Beyeler,Michael J Goard et al.
Cristopher M Niell et al.
Visual systems evolved to extract behaviorally relevant information while animals move through and interact with their world. Such ecological vision differs fundamentally from standard laboratory paradigms in many key aspects, making this a...
Spyridon Chavlis,Panayiota Poirazi
Spyridon Chavlis
The neuron is no longer viewed as a simple point-like integrator but as a sophisticated computational device whose power resides in its dendritic arbor. This review charts the paradigm shift driven by this new perspective. We synthesize rec...
Ishmail Abdus-Saboor
Ishmail Abdus-Saboor
Social touch is a critical component of our daily lives, shaping our interactions with friends and loved ones. Reduced social touch, especially during early life, can have detrimental effects on health and well-being. A mechanistic understa...
Progenitor Types in the Human Cortex in Normal Development and Glioblastoma [0.03%]
人类皮层在正常发育和胶质母细胞瘤中的祖细胞类型
Antoni Martija,Aparna Bhaduri
Antoni Martija
Human cortical development is dependent upon the structured proliferation and differentiation of progenitors into differentiated cell types. This process is tightly regulated by intrinsic and extrinsic cues, which converge to drive human-sp...