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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"neuromeres"”.

  1. Pharmacologically induced motor patterns in the suboesophageal ganglion of the locust

    … network extending over several neuromeres. Strict coordination of motor patterns of different neuromeres is typical for mouthpart motor patterns making them a uniquely true in vitro model of complex behaviour. Spectral analysis of time series was used as a powerful tool for the …

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  2. Neuromeric organization of the midbrain-hindbrain boundary region in zebrafish

    … nervous system. The most important feature of neuromeres is their compartmentalization on the cellular level: Each neuromere comprises a lineage-restricted population of cells that does not intermingle with cells from neighboring compartments. The units of the vertebrate hindbrain, the …

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  3. Descending Control of Limb Movements in Drosophila melanogaster

    … tuned to sensory stimuli and innervate the leg neuromeres. We propose that a multi-layered interaction between these DNs, other DNs, and motor circuits in the thoracic ganglia enable the diverse but well-coordinated range of motor outputs an animal might exhibit.</p>

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  4. Morphology of Acercaria: investigations of the ovipositor and internal anatomy

    … signal was found in the abdominal and thoracic neuromeres, the fusion of which varied among taxa. Although more taxon sampling would be needed to verify how phylogenetically informative characters of the nervous system may be, the results here demonstrate the great potential for microCT imaging …

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