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Annelid Vision
Cynthia M. Harley and Mark K. Asplen
Annelid worms are simultaneously an interesting and difficult model system for understanding the evolution of animal vision. On the one hand, a wide variety of photoreceptor cells and eye ...
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Cephalochordate Nervous System
Simona Candiani and Mario Pestarino
The central and peripheral nervous systems of amphioxus adults and larvae are characterized by morphofunctional features relevant to understanding the origins and evolutionary history of ...
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Developmental Neurobiology of Anxiety and Related Disorders
Emily M. Cohodes and Dylan G. Gee
The majority of anxiety disorders emerge during childhood and adolescence, a developmental period characterized by dynamic changes in frontolimbic circuitry. Frontolimbic circuitry plays a ...
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Hemichordate Nervous System
Norio Miyamoto and Hiroshi Wada
Hemichordates are marine invertebrates consisting of two distinct groups: the solitary enteropneusts and the colonial pterobranchs. Hemichordates are phylogenetically a sister group to ...
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Postnatal Neurogenesis in the Olfactory Bulb
Aleksandra Polosukhina and Pierre-Marie Lledo
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Neuroscience. Please check back later for the full article.
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Using Neural Stem Cells to Enhance Repair and Recovery of Spinal Circuits After Injury
Itzhak Fischer and Shaoping Hou
Spinal cord injury is characterized by a complex set of events, which include the disruption of connectivity between the brain and the periphery with little or no spontaneous regeneration, ...
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