Titlebook: Brain Evolution by Design; From Neural Origin t Shuichi Shigeno,Yasunori Murakami,Tadashi Nomura Book 2017 Springer Japan KK 2017 Brain.Evo

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2509-5536 olutionin nature provide an essential opportunity to generate ideas for novel neuron- and brain-inspired computation. The ambition behind this book is that it will stimulate young scientists who seek a deeper u978-4-431-56795-0978-4-431-56469-0Series ISSN 2509-5536 Series E-ISSN 2509-5544

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Functional Specification of a Primitive Bilaterian Brain in Planarians

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Molecular Characteristics of Neuron-like Functions in Single-Cell Organismslar to neurons. In addition, the calcium ions function as the second messengers through calmodulin activity and regulate the concentration of cAMP in cilia. Increment changes in cAMP concentration in the cilia result in changes in their beating pattern, which alters the behaviors of paramecia. Moreo

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Back Through Time: How Cnidarians and Basal Metazoans Shed Light on Ancient Nervous Systemsin neuronal physiological functions are conserved among bilaterians, cnidarians, and even sponges. The latter possess sensory cells, but not neurons, providing insights into the origin of neurons. Accumulating evidence shows that cnidarians develop a neural condensation, a “semi-centralized nervous

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The Computation and Robustness of the Mini-Cognitive Centers of Terrestrial Mollusks: An Exquisite Ocreasing demand for macromolecules in these neurons to innervate and control the growing peripheral organs. The third characteristic is an ability to regenerate an injured part of the central nervous system spontaneously. One clear example is the spontaneous regeneration of an amputated tentacle: th

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Insect Brains: Minute Structures Controlling Complex Behaviorscompound eyes, the ocelli, various sense organs on the mouth parts, and, as part of the nervous system, the brain. The brain processes this multitude of sensory input and provides multisensory integration. In addition, it controls movements of the antennae and mouth parts and induces suitable behavi

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Molecular Profiling Reveals Insight into Avian Brain Organization and Functional Columnar Commonalitese populations have greater similarities to cell layers of the mammalian cortex than to the amygdala. The patterns of behaviorally regulated genes revealed functional columns of activation across boundaries of these cell populations, reminiscent of columns through layers of the mammalian cortex. Ea