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Population responses in V1 encodes stimulus visibility in backward masking. [PDF]

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Dennis I, Edelman-Klapper H, Raveh GG, Bar-Shira O, Margalit SN, Slovin H.   +5 more
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Physical and Molecular Characterization of Human Malignant Melanoma Antigens Defined by a Monkey Antiserum and a Mouse Monoclonal Antibody

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Javad Khosravi
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Human-monkey chimeras: Monkey see, monkey do

Cell Stem Cell, 2021
Recently in Cell, Tan et al. (2021) report the successful generation of human-monkey chimeras in vitro, providing an opportunity for new insights into the biology of human stem cells and early human development in an embryonic environment that is evolutionary closer to human than previously studied rodent and domestic species.
Victoria L, Mascetti, Roger A, Pedersen
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Monkey See, Monkey Read

Science, 2012
Baboons can distinguish between written words and nonwords.
Michael L. Platt, Geoffrey K. Adams
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Monkey see, monkey do.

Nature Genetics, 2006
A new study shows that the independent adaptation to a ruminant lifestyle in two leaf-eating monkeys relied on parallel amino acid substitutions in ribonuclease gene duplicates. This discovery suggests that, given similar initial conditions, proteins may repeatedly follow similar adaptive evolutionary paths.
Prud’homme, Benjamin, Carroll, S.B.
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