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Human studies provide important information about adolescent developmental trajectories; however, little remains known about the neural circuits underlying the acquisition of mature EF.
In our previous study, we investigated gene expression changes in the BLA underlying the acquisition of learned safety and reported a specific "fingerprint" of mRNA expression in the BLA2.
Our study also suggested that the mechanisms underlying the acquisition of variations in Pax-6 transcripts by alternative splicing have been uniquely acquired in the coleoid cephalopod lineage, as the lower molluscs, such as bivalves, do not possess a corresponding exon-like fragment in their genomes.
These genes are promising candidates for discovering the genetic framework underlying the acquisition of human-specific neural traits.
Results from the data described suggest the presence of MR at LA synapses placing them in position to regulate synaptic plasticity underlying the acquisition of fear memories.
A major challenge in neurobiology is to understand the basic mechanisms underlying the acquisition of species-specific neural traits, and in particular what makes the human species unique in terms of cognitive abilities.
This kind of evidence can be argued to underlie the acquisition of semantic categories in language learning.
"Our main thesis is that associative learning may underlie the acquisition of complex behaviors, including human language," lead researcher Dr. Ed Wasserman told The Huffington Post.
The mechanisms underlying the acquisition and reorganization of this DNA fragment have yet to be elucidated.
While progress has been made in characterizing the determinants of antibiotic resistance in this organism, few reports have shown the expression patterns or mechanisms underlying the acquisition or control of these genes.
Therefore, differential expression and function of the p16/p53 tumor suppressors, possibly in response to age-related accumulation of DNA damage, represents a candidate mechanism underlying the concurrent acquisition of increased senescent and malignant potential in aging NSPCs.
