Brain development
Fatty acid binding proteins in brain development and disease
... The transcription factor PAX6 affects cell fate, cell proliferation and patterning during brain development in various species (Haubst et al. 2004). In Pax6-deficient mice, the morphology, quantity and cell ...
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Human brain development over the early years
... with development, resulting in a shift from local networks towards more globally distributed networks [13 ...on brain development during the first years of life, studies are investigating the ...
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Transplacental thyroxine and fetal brain development
... in itself, demonstrate that T4 is affect- ing brain development. Likewise, the observation that thyroid hormone receptors are present in the human fetus by 8 weeks of gestation (the ear- liest time ...
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Cesarean Delivery Impacts Infant Brain Development
... the brain (ie, white/gray matter structure and func- tion at rest and during tasks) for all subjects was not ...illustrating brain developmental differences in infants and young children delivered by ...
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Studying individual differences in human adolescent brain development
... significant development of social ...the brain. Existing research in adolescent neurocognitive development has focussed largely on averages, but this obscures meaningful individual variation in ...in ...
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Otx and Emx homeobox genes in brain development
... the brain and spinal cord, derives from the neural plate, and is first distinguishable at day ...mouse development is regionalization along the antero-posterior ...
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Environmental effects on Drosophila brain development and learning
... some brain structures and behaviors are especially sensitive to certain environmental factors, many traits are invariant to ...The brain tends to retain its authenticity in genetically determined ...
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Brain development education pathways
... of brain development, where grey matter decreases, and white matter (found within the deeper tissues) increases accounting for 60% of the ...the brain, with growth continuing into adolescence and ...
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Histone deacetylases 1 and 2 are required for brain development
... bryonic brain development has recently been validated through analysis of mice with double deletion of both isoforms in the ...during brain structure ...in brain development where it ...
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The reeler gene: a clue to brain development and evolution
... Int I II ' Rinl 16 101 107 (19921 tOl The reeler gene a clue to brain development and evolution ANDRE M GOFFINET Department of Physiology, FUNDP Medical School, Namur, Belgium ABSTRACT Reeler mutant m[.] ...
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The Role Of Music And Young Children: The Brain Development
... stimulate brain growth in the womb and throughout early childhood; improve his language ability, including vocabulary, expressiveness, and ease of communication; and improve his reading, writing, mathematical, and ...
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Adolescent brain development
... develop evidence-based training interventions for education. One key challenge of cognitive training is transfer of improved performance to a wider range of measures, in particular school attainment measures. This may ...
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The role of Otx and Otp genes in brain development
... the brain have been identified and characterized at the functional level through a series of animal ...controlling development of the neuroendocrine ...
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Chromatin organizer CTCF in brain development and behaviour
... of brain sections from control and mutant P21 mice revealed that the number of Pv+ and Sst+ interneurons in the Ctcf Nkx-Cre cortex is significantly reduced compared to controls, ...
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Adolescent Brain Development and Medical Decision-making
... abstract With a few notable exceptions, adolescents do not possess the legal authority to provide consent for or refuse medical interventions. However, in some situations, the question arises regarding whether a mature ...
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Global Sustainable Development Starts With Investment in the Early Brain Development of Children
... The effect of this intervention, if maintained through school entry and the primary grades, may change the lifelong trajectories of these children. Follow-up of these children, or of children in similar studies, will ...
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Ketones and brain development: Implications for correcting deteriorating brain glucose metabolism during aging
... have normal cognition but have lower brain glucose uptake in regions typically affected in AD (Reiman et al., 2004). Ma- ternal family history is a risk factor for developing AD. Older adults between the ages of ...
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Brain Development - Adverse Childhood Experiences and Infertility
... brain’s plasticity in infancy and childhood have the potential to mitigate biobehaivoral risks conferred by adverse early life experiences.. Innovative two-generation intervention mod[r] ...
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Keys to Enhancing Brain Development in Young Children
... The brain literally is growing new connections on a constant ...the brain within only a few hours after the experiences ...the brain to grow new neural connections, develop stronger connections or ...
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Brain development is impaired in c-fos -/- mice
... Mitotic figures in the dorso-medial cerebral walls were counted with respect to their relative location as: apical (surface mitosis) or basal (non-surface mitosis). Mitotic figure counts were obtained from the right and ...
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