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Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience, 2009
Purpose: In this review I summarize and discuss reported findings of structural and functional plasticity in the intact human brain. Methods: The main focus is placed on research that uses musicians as a model to study brain plasticity. I summarize therefore mostly studies dealing with musicians or with the effect of music
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Purpose: In this review I summarize and discuss reported findings of structural and functional plasticity in the intact human brain. Methods: The main focus is placed on research that uses musicians as a model to study brain plasticity. I summarize therefore mostly studies dealing with musicians or with the effect of music
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Neuropeptides, 1985
Porcine leumorphin, a putative opioid peptide corresponding to amino acid residues 228-256 of preproenkephalin B has been demonstrated to exist in the porcine neurointermediate pituitary. A recent study on the sequence analysis of genomic DNA of human preproenkephalin B has shown that human leumorphin differs in 3 amino acid residues from porcine ...
M, Suda +7 more
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Porcine leumorphin, a putative opioid peptide corresponding to amino acid residues 228-256 of preproenkephalin B has been demonstrated to exist in the porcine neurointermediate pituitary. A recent study on the sequence analysis of genomic DNA of human preproenkephalin B has shown that human leumorphin differs in 3 amino acid residues from porcine ...
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Science, 2017
Cerebral Organoids The human brain differs greatly from those of other species in the development of a strikingly expanded and extensively folded cerebral neocortex. This feature is considered to underpin humans' augmented intellectual capacity.
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Cerebral Organoids The human brain differs greatly from those of other species in the development of a strikingly expanded and extensively folded cerebral neocortex. This feature is considered to underpin humans' augmented intellectual capacity.
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Polypeptides in the human brain
Acta Histochemica, 1982Summary Using an indirect fluorescence technique and the unlabelled enzyme technique of Sternberger (PAP-techniques) we were able to demonstrate a widespread distribution of insulin, C-peptide and glucagon throughout the human brain.
A, Dorn +4 more
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Archives of Neurology, 1979
Edwin Clarke and C. D. O'Malley, in their compendium The Human Brain and Spinal Cord , 1 quote a remarkable passage from a paper read by the Danish anatomist Nicolas Steno (1638-1686) to a group of scholars in Paris in 1665. Although it addresses the status of brain anatomy at that time, Steno's comments strike a distinctly modern chord and provide an ...
A R, Damasio, G W, Van Hoesen
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Edwin Clarke and C. D. O'Malley, in their compendium The Human Brain and Spinal Cord , 1 quote a remarkable passage from a paper read by the Danish anatomist Nicolas Steno (1638-1686) to a group of scholars in Paris in 1665. Although it addresses the status of brain anatomy at that time, Steno's comments strike a distinctly modern chord and provide an ...
A R, Damasio, G W, Van Hoesen
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Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1968
AbstractThe septum of the human brain was studied in relation to its location, composition and development. It was possible to divide it into two parts: septum pellucidum, composed of fiber tracts and glia, and septum verum (true septum) which in addition to fiber tracts and glia, contain neurons arranged in a nuclear pattern.
O J, Andy, H, Stephan
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AbstractThe septum of the human brain was studied in relation to its location, composition and development. It was possible to divide it into two parts: septum pellucidum, composed of fiber tracts and glia, and septum verum (true septum) which in addition to fiber tracts and glia, contain neurons arranged in a nuclear pattern.
O J, Andy, H, Stephan
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Neurotensin in the human brain
Neuroscience, 1987The localization of neurotensin-immunoreactive sites in the adult human brain was investigated by the indirect immunoperoxidase method of Sternberger [Sternberger (1979) Immunocytochemistry. Wiley, New York]. Our results demonstrate a widespread, albeit uneven occurrence of neurotensin-immunoreactive cells and processes throughout the central nervous ...
J K, Mai, J, Triepel, J, Metz
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2006
Publisher Summary Studies of human brain function and dysfunction have provided data, including the identification of many genes essential for the normal human condition. Molecular evolution studies have provided evidence that the changes in some of these genes gave a selective advantage, and are thus primary candidates in the search for genes ...
Hilliary, Creely, Philipp, Khaitovich
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Publisher Summary Studies of human brain function and dysfunction have provided data, including the identification of many genes essential for the normal human condition. Molecular evolution studies have provided evidence that the changes in some of these genes gave a selective advantage, and are thus primary candidates in the search for genes ...
Hilliary, Creely, Philipp, Khaitovich
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Lateralization of the human brain
2012It is often suggested that cerebral asymmetry, when a consistent direction of asymmetry prevails, is unique to humans. We now know that many other species exhibit directionally consistent cerebral and behavioral asymmetries. Nevertheless, the predominance of left-cerebral dominance for language and manual functions may have played a special role in ...
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Neurochemical Research, 1984
Growing appreciation of the multiple functions of proteolytic enzymes in intracellular protein degradation and post-translational modification, in the release of biologically active macromolecules and peptides from precursors and in cellular protein regulation and quality control has stimulated interest in proteases in neurobiology and neuropathology ...
A, Pope, R A, Nixon
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Growing appreciation of the multiple functions of proteolytic enzymes in intracellular protein degradation and post-translational modification, in the release of biologically active macromolecules and peptides from precursors and in cellular protein regulation and quality control has stimulated interest in proteases in neurobiology and neuropathology ...
A, Pope, R A, Nixon
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