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Regulatory Mechanisms Underlying the Neurogenesis-to-Gliogenesis Switch by Neural Stem Cells,ion, not only due to the limited number of adult NSCs but also because of their low neurogenic capacity, except for in certain restricted CNS regions. By contrast, some lower vertebrates (e.g., red-spotted newts) show high regenerative capacity in the brain, with the efficient induction of neurogene

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Specification of GABAergic Neocortical Interneurons,ust migrate over long distances following discrete pathways to reach the appropriate cortical areas. Thus, proper coordination of the distinct migration programs followed by pyramidal cells and interneuron precursors during development is crucial for the assembly of functional microcircuits within t

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Regulation of Cortical Circuit Formation,, such as rodents, ferrets, and cats. Relevant information is also derived from the study of human genetic conditions that affect intellectual capabilities. This chapter briefly describes the connectivity of excitatory neurons of the cerebral cortex, which integrate and transmit information among ne

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Neocortical Neurogenesis and Circuit Assembly, is the site of higher brain function. It contains two primary types of neurons: glutamatergic neurons (70–80 %) and GABA (γ-aminobutyric acid)-ergic neurons (20–30 %). Glutamatergic neurons release glutamate as neurotransmitter, which elicits excitation in the postsynaptic neuron, and are the princ

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Burundi: Between War and Negative Peace,scillatory manner: cells in boundary regions such as the isthmus express Hes1 in a sustained manner, and this sustained Hes1 expression seems to be important for the maintenance of boundary regions. Thus, Notch signaling molecules regulate various aspects of neural development by changing the expres

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Watsuji Tetsur?’s Global Ethics of Emptiness expression. Together, this chapter illustrates how studies focused on the functions and modes of action of a small group of proteins have greatly improved our general understanding of cortical development.

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