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Evolution of Neurosensory Cells and Systems. Gene regulation and cellular networks and processes

ISBN: 9780367552879
ISBN: 9780367552879
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This book is an overview of primary sensory maps of vertebrates, characterized by continuous and discrete properties. The eight primary sensory maps of vertebrates have unique features and use distinct molecular cues, cell cycle exit, and activity combinations during development, regeneration, and plasticity. As an introduction and overview, the book provides a short overview for all eight sensory senses and presents through evolution and gene regulatory networks, the molecular cues needed for sensory processing. Independent contributions are included for olfactory, vision, trigeminal, taste, vestibular, auditory, lateral line, and electroreception.

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Ch1

The Senses: perspectives from brain, sensory ganglia, and sensory cell development in vertebrates

Bernd Fritzsch,

Karen Elliott Thompson

Ch2

Olfaction – Development of the olfactory system: from sensory neurons to cortical projections

Takeshi Imai

Ch3

Vision and retina information processing: from opsins to the visual cortex.

Paul R Martin,

Bernd Fritzsch

Ch4

Trigeminal projections: how to cross or not the multisensory projections.

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Ch5

Taste buds explained: from taste sensing to taste processing in the forbrain.

Stephen D Roper,

Robin F Krimm,

Bernd Fritzsch

Ch6

Assembly and functional organization of the vestibular system

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Hans Straka2

Ch7

Morphological and Molecular Ontogeny of the Auditory System

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Sydney N. Sheltz-Kempf,

Karen L. Elliott

Ch8

Lateral line input to ‘almost’ all vertebrates shares a common organization with different distinct connections.

Jacob Engelmann,

Bernd Fritzsch

Ch9

Electroreception depends on hair cell-derived senses in some vertebrates

Sarah Nicola Jung,

Valerie Lucks,

Karen L Elliott,

Jacob Engelmann,

Bernd Fritzsch

Ch10

An integrated perspective of commonalities and differences across sensory receptors and their distinct central inputs

Karen L Elliott,

Bernd Sokolowski,

Ebenezer N. Yamoah,

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