Name the structural components of a typical neuron. Which part of the brain regulates voluntary skeletal muscle movements? _ lobe Sensory neurons travel the central nervous system so they are called. Identify the three regions of the brain. Describe which neurons ...
Describe some of the structures of a muscle cell. Identify the structure from the given description: Contractile unit of muscle. Describe the structure of the muscle fiber (cell) and the unique names given to its structures. Describe the structure of muscle tissue. Identify the structure from...
Supplementary Fig.1), and performed RNA sequencing on 1–3 replicates for each donor, resulting in a total of 71 samples (Fig.2, Supplementary Data1). We compared the standard deviations in gene expression between replicates for each individual (intra-individual...
More than 78% of the genetic variability of the sampled cats was explained by the first two components of a preliminary Principal Component Analysis (PCA) performed in SVS using the 57k SNP panel set (Fig. 1), which clearly distinguished domestic from wildcats. Putative admixed cats (referred...
As such, it has been problematic to conceptualize how mRNAs are dynamically assembled into RNA granules in one part of a cell, yet released for localized translation in another cellular compartment. Here we report the results of studies aimed to resolve the properties of mRNAs that are recruited...
To shed light on the pathogenesis of AD and iNPH we analyzed the lipidome and, specifically, the composition of sphingolipids (SLs) in these patients. SLs are structural components of the plasma membrane involved in the regulation of membrane fluidity, intercellular communication, signal transduction...
The regenerative capacity of the CNS in adult mammals is limited, with minimal axonal re-growth, death of damaged neurons and long-term loss of function [1]. By contrast, fish have the remarkable ability to repair most functional components of the CNS [2,3] making them a valuable model in...
Moreover, some of the venom protein components can also play a paralyzing role, preserving the host tissues in response to the nutritional needs of the parasitoid progeny24,25. Although several venom proteins from endoparasitoids have been identified18,26–29, proteins from ectopara- ...
To shed light on the pathogenesis of AD and iNPH we analyzed the lipidome and, specifically, the composition of sphingolipids (SLs) in these patients. SLs are structural components of the plasma membrane involved in the regulation of membrane fluidity, intercellular communication, signal transduction...
The most common type of the data analyzed by bioinformaticians is a set of differentially expressed genes obtained by microarray or RNAseq. Typical candidate list derived from these kinds of studies contains hundreds to thousands differentially expressed genes. However valuable, these sets are riddled...