Titlebook: Neuroanatomy of the Mouse; An Introduction Hannsj?rg Schr?der,Natasha Moser,Stefan Huggenberg Textbook 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Hannsj?rg Schr?der,Natasha Moser,Stefan HuggenbergIntroductory guide of basic mouse neuroanatomy.Interesting for newcomers in the neurosciences, human and veterinary medicine.Plethora of high resolution photos of preparations allow the reader to comp

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Rodent Taxonomic and Biological Data,antitative character, the common bauplan of mammals allows their use as model organisms in basic research drug development even for the comparison with human beings. In this vein in particular transgenic mice with either deletion of defined genes or the insertion of, e.g., human disease-relevant gen

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Basic Neurohistology, afferent processes), computation (perikaryon, cell body), and propagation (axon, efferent processes) of signals. Contact zones between neurons are called synapses. They are composed of a presynaptic component at the end of an axon from which neurotransmitters are released into the synaptic cleft an

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The Mouse Brainstem (Truncus encephali), the spinal cord (see ? Chap. ., nervous supply of trunk and limbs) is the endowment of the brainstem with nuclei, fiber tracts, and nerves for the innervation of the head-specific organs, like the eyes, the ears, the organ of equilibrium, the nose, the foregut, and the specific muscles of the head

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The Mouse Cerebellum,ermis and the lateral hemispheres. It disposes of a cortex of three layers (granular layer, Purkinje cell layer, and molecular layer) and an extended white matter (the so-called arbor vitae because it appears as a treelike structure). The latter harbors the cerebellar nuclei, the output structures o

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The Mouse Hypothalamus,n sustaining the milieu intérieur or interior milieu, as described in by Claude Bernard in the nineteenth century. This task is realized by the hierarchically highest control of physiological parameter like blood pressure, heart action, breathing, sweating (temperature regulation), gastrointestinal