Titlebook: Brain Development of Medaka Fish; A New Concept of Bra Yuji Ishikawa,Naoyuki Yamamoto,Hanako Hagio Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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From Neural Tube to Larval Brain: Blood Vessels and Proliferative Zones,ter stage 31 the entire brain and fiber system grow well with the development of the brain arterial system. From stage 34 onward, the areas where cells continue to proliferate and those where cells differentiate become distinct, and the original pattern of the neuromeres at the phylotypic stage is a

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Development of Telencephalon,orm a cell mass (Vm). At stage 29, an eversion starts to occur mainly in the PAd, but the PAc does not evert so much. From stage 31 onward, the telencephalon grows in width, length, and height, and the number of cell-masses increases. At stage 39, nine cell-masses are discernible. A few GFP-expressi

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Development of Diencephalon, Optic Tectum, and Cerebellum,lls spanning the whole thickness of the tectum to form a laminated tectum. The cerebellar primordium is formed from the alar plates of the isthmic and the first rhombomeres. At stage 26, the isthmic rhombomere protrudes into the mesencephalic ventricle to form the valvula cerebelli, a cerebellar str

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Nervous System in Medaka Larvae,larva has 12 pairs of cranial nerves. The larva has 34 pairs of spinal nerves, including two rostralmost pairs of the spino-occipital nerves. Each spinal nerve splits into three major branches (dorsal ramus, ventral ramus, and lateral branch of the dorsal ramus) in the segmental muscle, and these br

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From Larval Brain to Adult Brain and Summary of Telencephalic Ontogenesis,o grow, especially in the caudalmost regions, forming new telencephalic structures. In the juvenile, telencephalic efferent fibers develop to form a part of the lateral forebrain bundle. This chapter and Chap. . show that the entire process of telencephalic ontogenesis is composed of six different p

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Adult Brain and General Brain Functions,the functions of human or mammalian nervous systems because they are best understood among all vertebrate brains. One of the models suggests that the brain function is organized in a hierarchical way and its deeper part creates the mental world, which is especially developed in humans. The intellect

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Functional Neuroanatomy of Teleost Brains,First, we explain the sensory system in teleosts. The sensory system includes the olfactory, visual, auditory and lateral line, gustatory, general visceral sensory, and general somatosensory systems. Second, we discuss the teleost motor system including the final common pathways, motor centers, cent

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Vordefinierte Variable und Unterprogramme,as a vertebrate model. In this book we also propose the hourglass model of brain development, a new general principle of the vertebrate brain morphogenesis. This introductory chapter explains the evolution of nervous systems, the medaka, and anatomical terms. The origin of nervous system is evolutio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138723panied by fully developed ventricles and five brain vesicles. In the teleost eggs, cell divisions occur only in a small area (blastodisc) in the animal pole, and the early embryo (blastoderm) is formed in the blastodisc. The blastoderm becomes the morula, blastula, gastrula, and then neurula, as the