Sentence examples for mammals brain from inspiring English sources

Like all mammals, brain size and testes size scale allometrically with body size in primates [15].

In mammals, brain and muscle ARNT-like 1 (BMand) and CLOCK are the two master genes involved in the regulation of circadian gene expression and biological functions [ 15].

However, as is the case in both birds and mammals, brain evolution in Tanganyikan cichlids is not purely mosaic and our results also suggest a non-negligible role for concerted evolution [ 1, 3, 12].

In contrast to FA containing hydrocarbon chain lengths of 16 22, which are widely distributed in most living organisms including mammals, VLCFA (C26 40) are found in limited species and tissues mainly in yeasts, plants (seed oils, plant waxes, cutin, suberin) and mammals (brain, retina, skin, hair, testis and spermatozoa).

While in cichlids differences in brain size accounted for 86% of the variance in structure volume, even when accounting for non-independence of data due to species relatedness, in mammals brain size differences account for 96% of the variance, although in mammals the analysis did not account for phylogenetic effects [ 13].

The extra caloric value we get from cooked food allowed us to develop our big brains, which absorb roughly a fifth of the energy we consume, as opposed to less than a tenth for most mammals' brains.

Others have suggested that mammals' brains are proportionately larger because as many early mammals evolved smaller bodies, their brains failed to shrink to scale.

But now, Suzana Herculano-Houzel and Bruno Mota a neuroscientist and physicist, respectively, at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil have found a mathematical relation for folding in mammals' brains that appears to be universal.

We present a new type of artificial neural network that generalizes on anatomical and dynamical aspects of the mammal brain.

For as long as I can remember, some primal part of my mammal brain has always clung to a fear of being trapped.

This image is one of the first to depict, in neuron-by-neuron detail, the tangled circuits that collect, process, and archive information in the mammal brain.