telencephalic

Takanaga H, Tsuchida-Straeten N, Nishide K, Watanabe A, Aburatani H, et al. (2009) Gli2 is a novel regulator of sox2 expression in telencephalic neuroepithelial cells.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Simone Pacini et al. 2010

In agreement with this hypothesis, we find that Nolz1 over-expression promotes cell cycle exit of NPCs in neurosphere cultures and negatively regulates proliferation in telencephalic organotypic cultures.

BioMed Central - Latest articles Noelia Urban 2010

(A, left) Schematic depicting the major telencephalic song nuclei (in black), thalamorecipient areas (i.e. L2a, Bas), and major brain subdivisions.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Peter V. Lovell et al. 2008

Briefly, cells were derived from the diencephalic and telencephalic brain regions of a 10. 5-week gestational-age aborted Caucasian human fetus and cultured in the presence of 20 ng / ml of human recombinant EGF and and 10 ng / ml of FGF2

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The classical view of telencephalic evolution proposes that the globus pallidus, the amphibian archistriatum is the antecedent of the human palaeocortex was thought to be the antecedent of the human olfactory cortex, the reptile hippocampus, while birds were proposed to have no further pallial regions.

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The classical view of telencephalic evolution proposes that the globus pallidus, the amphibian archistriatum is the antecedent of the human palaeocortex was thought to be the antecedent of the human olfactory cortex, the reptile hippocampus, while birds were proposed to have no further pallial regions.

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In vocal learning birds, the memorization and production of song share many important parallels with the process of speech acquisition in humans and depends on a set of telencephalic nuclei referred to collectively as the song control system

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Peter V. Lovell et al. 2008

The classical view of telencephalic evolution proposes that the globus pallidus, the amphibian archistriatum is the antecedent of the human palaeocortex was thought to be the antecedent of the human olfactory cortex, the reptile hippocampus, while birds were proposed to have no further pallial regions.

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(e.g. CADPS2, NTS and S100B) that showed enrichment in distinct pallial areas such as primary auditory field L2a and somatosensory nucleus basorostralis, suggesting that some molecular properties of HVC may be shared with more general telencephalic subdivisions.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Peter V. Lovell et al. 2008

The classical view of telencephalic evolution proposes that the [[fish]] palaeostriatum is the antecedent of the human [[globus pallidus]], the amphibian archistriatum is the antecedent of the human [[amygdala]] and the reptile neostriatum is the antecedent of the human [[caudate]] and [[putamen]].

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