The central point of this work is the investigation of neurogenesis in chelicerates and myriapods. By comparing decisive mechanisms in neurogenesis in the four arthropod groups (Chelicerata, Crustacea, Insecta, Myriapoda) I was able to show which of these mechanisms are conserved and which developmental modules have diverged. Thereby two processes of embryonic development of the central nervous system were brought into focus. On the one hand I studied early neurogenesis in the ventral nerve cord of the spiders Cupiennius salei and Achaearanea tepidariorum and the millipede Glomeris marginata and on the other hand the development of the brain in Cupiennius salei.rnWhile the nervous system of insects and crustaceans is formed by the progeny ...
Analysis of early neurogenesis in the spider Cupiennius salei (Chelicerata, Aranea, Ctenidae) has sh...
AbstractOne of the major questions in evolutionary developmental neurobiology is how neuronal networ...
Comparative analysis of arthropod CNS development will improve our understanding of the principles o...
The central point of this work is the investigation of neurogenesis in chelicerates and myriapods. B...
While there is a detailed understanding of neurogenesis in insects and partially also in crustaceans...
Abstract Background Comparative studies of neuroanatomy and neurodevelopment provide valuable inform...
To uncover similarities and differences in neurogenesis in arthropod groups, we have studied the ven...
<div><p>Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular bas...
Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular basis, spat...
Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular basis, spat...
Die Neurogenese und axonale Wegfindung sind in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten Thema einer Vielzahl wiss...
AbstractWithin euarthropods, the morphological and molecular mechanisms of early nervous system deve...
AbstractDespite differences in the formation of neural precursors, all arthropod species analyzed so...
AbstractWe describe here for the first time the development of mechanosensory organs in a chelicerat...
Abstract Background In the spider Cupiennius salei about 30 groups of neural precursors are generate...
Analysis of early neurogenesis in the spider Cupiennius salei (Chelicerata, Aranea, Ctenidae) has sh...
AbstractOne of the major questions in evolutionary developmental neurobiology is how neuronal networ...
Comparative analysis of arthropod CNS development will improve our understanding of the principles o...
The central point of this work is the investigation of neurogenesis in chelicerates and myriapods. B...
While there is a detailed understanding of neurogenesis in insects and partially also in crustaceans...
Abstract Background Comparative studies of neuroanatomy and neurodevelopment provide valuable inform...
To uncover similarities and differences in neurogenesis in arthropod groups, we have studied the ven...
<div><p>Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular bas...
Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular basis, spat...
Early neurogenesis in arthropods has been in the focus of numerous studies, its cellular basis, spat...
Die Neurogenese und axonale Wegfindung sind in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten Thema einer Vielzahl wiss...
AbstractWithin euarthropods, the morphological and molecular mechanisms of early nervous system deve...
AbstractDespite differences in the formation of neural precursors, all arthropod species analyzed so...
AbstractWe describe here for the first time the development of mechanosensory organs in a chelicerat...
Abstract Background In the spider Cupiennius salei about 30 groups of neural precursors are generate...
Analysis of early neurogenesis in the spider Cupiennius salei (Chelicerata, Aranea, Ctenidae) has sh...
AbstractOne of the major questions in evolutionary developmental neurobiology is how neuronal networ...
Comparative analysis of arthropod CNS development will improve our understanding of the principles o...