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Frontiers in Physiology, 2021 The capacity to compensate for environmental change determines population persistence and biogeography. In ectothermic organisms, performance at different temperatures can be strongly affected by temperatures experienced during early development.
Kate L. Laskowski +7 more
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Ecology and Evolution, 2022 Developmental stability, canalization, and phenotypic plasticity are the most common sources of phenotypic variation, yet comparative studies investigating the relationships between these sources, specifically in plants, are lacking.
Shu Wang, Dao‐Wei Zhou
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The Plasticity and Developmental Potential of Termites
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 2021 Phenotypic plasticity provides organisms with the potential to adapt to their environment and can drive evolutionary innovations. Developmental plasticity is environmentally induced variation in phenotypes during development that arise from a shared ...
Lewis Revely +3 more
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FOXO regulates organ-specific phenotypic plasticity in Drosophila. [PDF]
PLoS Genetics, 2011 Phenotypic plasticity, the ability for a single genotype to generate different phenotypes in response to environmental conditions, is biologically ubiquitous, and yet almost nothing is known of the developmental mechanisms that regulate the extent of a ...
Hui Yuan Tang +4 more
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PaleoAnthropology, 2022 Developmental plasticity, the ability to regulate aspects of development in response to environmental cues, is hypothesized to evolve in response to environmental heterogeneity and may facilitate dispersal, novel habitat occupation, and niche ...
Cait McPherson
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Coding Odorant Concentration through Activation Timing between the Medial and Lateral Olfactory Bulb
Cell Reports, 2012 In mammals, each olfactory bulb (OB) contains a pair of mirror-symmetric glomerular maps organized to reflect odorant receptor identity. The functional implication of maintaining these symmetric medial-lateral maps within each OB remains unclear.
Zhishang Zhou, Leonardo Belluscio
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Rapid and continuous activity-dependent plasticity of olfactory sensory input
Nature Communications, 2016 New olfactory sensory neurons (OSNs) wire into olfactory bulb circuits throughout life. Here, the authors show that newly generated OSNs form highly dynamics synapses and can elicit functional responses in OB neurons, while mature OSNs retain a high ...
Claire E. J. Cheetham +2 more
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Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology, 2022 Single-cell (sc) omics has become a powerful tool to unravel a tissue’s cell landscape across health and disease. In recent years, sc transcriptomic interrogation has been applied to a variety of tooth tissues of both human and mouse, which has ...
Florian Hermans +6 more
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Characterization of NGF, trkANGFR, and p75NTR in Retina of Mice Lacking Reelin Glycoprotein
International Journal of Cell Biology, 2014 Both Reelin and Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) exert crucial roles in retinal development. Retinogenesis is severely impaired in E-reeler mice, a model of Reelin deficiency showing specific Green Fluorescent Protein expression in Rod Bipolar Cells (RBCs ...
Bijorn Omar Balzamino +6 more
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Sensitive windows for within- and trans-generational plasticity of anti-predator defences
Peer Community Journal, 2023 Transgenerational plasticity could be an important mechanism for adaptation to variable environments in addition to within-generational plasticity. But its potential for adaptation may be restricted to specific developmental windows that are highly ...
Tariel-Adam, Juliette +2 more
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