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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"human brain evolution"”.

  1. Insight Into Human Brain Evolution Through Phylogenetic Analysis And Comparative Genomics

    <p>As a species, humans are often considered to be unique among mammals, with respect to their large brain size and enhanced cognitive abilities. Humans are the most encephalized mammals, with a brain that is six times larger than expected relative to body mass. Presumably, it is this high degree …

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  2. Molecular Underpinnings of Human Brain Evolution and Cognition at Cellular Resolution

    … for publication) titled "Differences in brain gene expression between humans and primates", which has been accepted for publication as a chapter in the book titled "The evolutionary roots of human brain diseases". This chapter is an edited version of the author's own original writing with …

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  3. Characterising molecular and cellular mechanisms of human brain evolution using brain organoids

    The evolutionary lineage of humans is marked by a rapid expansion in brain size. Efforts to study human brain evolution have characteristically relied on anatomical and genomic comparisons between adult ape brains, meaning that the molecular mechanisms underlying human-specific brain expansion …

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  4. THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN CONDITION THROUGH THE LENS OF NEURODEVELOPMENT DIVERSITY: INSIGHTS FROM A PARADIGMATIC REWIRING OF GENE REGULATION

    Contemporary humans evolved unique cognitive and behavioural skills that are unprecedented in other human lineages. The recent availability of high-quality Neanderthals and Denisovans genomes has enabled the identification of human-derived genetic changes, yet their phenotypic consequences remain …

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