Despite the abundant variability among adult vertebrate body plans, the developmental steps transforming the single zygote into a multicellular organism of remarkable complexity, are evolutionary highly conserved. Morphogenetic processes such as gastrulation, neural tube closure, body axis extension, neural crest cell migration and organogenesis are thereby at the heart of embryogenesis. Especially the formation of a closed neural tube, which gives rise to the central nervous system, constitutes a fundamental event. Neural tube closure is achieved by convergent extension movements and by apical constriction of neuroepithelial cells. Along with proceeding neurulation, cranial neural cells start to delaminate from the neuroepithelial border...
Das dopaminerge Mittelhirnsystem reguliert essentielle Funktionen des Organismus: Willkürmotorik, Ko...
Neurobiology is widely supported by bioinformatics. Due to the big amount of data generated from the...
The prevalence of obesity is dramatically increasing and thus constitutes a major risk factor for de...
The calcium-dependent activator protein for secretion (CAPS) plays a central role in the secretion o...
According to a changing environment it is crucial for animals to make experience and learn about it....
Biological systems perform functions by the orchestrated interplay of many small components without ...
Background and goals: The development of a healthy and functional central nervous system (CNS) is a ...
Neuronal microcircuits are the fundamental units of brain functions. Such microcircuits are at the i...
Orientation of the three vertebrate body axes anterior-posterior (AP), dorso-ventral (DV) and left-r...
During vertebrate development, gastrulation is probably the most important phase, as the future body...
In the context of the study of human disorders, exploring the chromatin accessibility applying the A...
Vertebrate calcified structures are involved in the construction of several tissues e.g. bones, teet...
In large areas of the world wheat production is highly affected by soil salinity. Increasing the gen...
Cell migration is a fundamental process that is essential for the development, maintenance, and func...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) play regulatory roles in many different physiological processes ...
Das dopaminerge Mittelhirnsystem reguliert essentielle Funktionen des Organismus: Willkürmotorik, Ko...
Neurobiology is widely supported by bioinformatics. Due to the big amount of data generated from the...
The prevalence of obesity is dramatically increasing and thus constitutes a major risk factor for de...
The calcium-dependent activator protein for secretion (CAPS) plays a central role in the secretion o...
According to a changing environment it is crucial for animals to make experience and learn about it....
Biological systems perform functions by the orchestrated interplay of many small components without ...
Background and goals: The development of a healthy and functional central nervous system (CNS) is a ...
Neuronal microcircuits are the fundamental units of brain functions. Such microcircuits are at the i...
Orientation of the three vertebrate body axes anterior-posterior (AP), dorso-ventral (DV) and left-r...
During vertebrate development, gastrulation is probably the most important phase, as the future body...
In the context of the study of human disorders, exploring the chromatin accessibility applying the A...
Vertebrate calcified structures are involved in the construction of several tissues e.g. bones, teet...
In large areas of the world wheat production is highly affected by soil salinity. Increasing the gen...
Cell migration is a fundamental process that is essential for the development, maintenance, and func...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) play regulatory roles in many different physiological processes ...
Das dopaminerge Mittelhirnsystem reguliert essentielle Funktionen des Organismus: Willkürmotorik, Ko...
Neurobiology is widely supported by bioinformatics. Due to the big amount of data generated from the...
The prevalence of obesity is dramatically increasing and thus constitutes a major risk factor for de...