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1      In the active electrosensory pathway of mormyrids afferent input is processed in two parallel so
2 concentration of calcium-binding proteins in mormyrid and gymnarchid time-coding electrosensory pathw
3           The electrosensory lobes (ELLs) of mormyrid and gymnotid fish are useful sites for studying
4                       Most Purkinje cells in mormyrids and other actinopterygian fishes are interneur
5 the authors review three cases--Centrachids, Mormyrids, and Pomancentrids--for which species specific
6            Knollenorgans in three species of mormyrids are tuned to frequencies matched to the freque
7 xamined previously, but the structure of the mormyrid caudal lobe has not been studied.
8                                          The mormyrid caudal lobe includes a posterior caudal lobe as
9 efore begun to examine the physiology of the mormyrid cerebellum by recording intracellularly from mo
10  and essential role for the C1 region of the mormyrid cerebellum in the production of SO movement.
11 ty at PF synapses onto Purkinje cells in the mormyrid cerebellum in vitro.
12                       The caudal lobe of the mormyrid cerebellum includes the anterior portion, which
13                         The circuitry of the mormyrid cerebellum is also different from that of the m
14        Thus, the anterior caudal lobe of the mormyrid cerebellum is different from the mammalian cere
15       We conclude that the physiology of the mormyrid cerebellum is similar in many ways to the mamma
16    These and other features suggest that the mormyrid cerebellum may be a useful site for addressing
17                                          The mormyrid cerebellum, as in all ray-finned fishes, has th
18 of others show that the central lobes of the mormyrid cerebellum, similar to the mammalian cerebellum
19  cerebelli is the most prominent part of the mormyrid cerebellum.
20 ellular elements in the central lobes of the mormyrid cerebellum.
21 sticity exists in the electrosensory lobe of mormyrid electric fish and that it has the necessary pro
22                                              Mormyrid electric fish are a model system for understand
23          Purkinje cells in the cerebellum of mormyrid electric fish are characterized by a different
24                                              Mormyrid electric fish communicate by varying the interv
25                                              Mormyrid electric fish have species- and sex-typical ele
26             The electrosensory lobe (ELL) of mormyrid electric fish is a cerebellum-like brainstem st
27                            The cerebellum of mormyrid electric fish is large and unusually regular in
28             The electrosensory lobe (ELL) of mormyrid electric fish is one of several cerebellum-like
29             The electrosensory lobe (ELL) of mormyrid electric fish is the first stage in the central
30                            The cerebellum of mormyrid electric fish is unusual for its size and for t
31 gans, among the tuberous electroreceptors of mormyrid electric fish, are modified hair cells that tra
32 ans, a class of tuberous electroreceptors of mormyrid electric fish.
33  to the analysis of communication signals in mormyrid electric fishes improved detection of subtle si
34                                          The mormyrid electromotor network shares many functional pro
35 between peripheral and central inputs to the mormyrid ELL requires knowledge of its functional circui
36 y to examine the functional circuitry of the mormyrid ELL.
37  physiology of three major cell types in the mormyrid ELL: the medium ganglion cell, the large gangli
38 g layers in the electrosensory lobe (ELL) of mormyrid fish and report how it solves problems well kno
39 electrosensory lobe (ELL) of weakly electric mormyrid fish generate negative images of the sensory co
40                                              Mormyrid fish generate weak electric organ discharges (E
41 Here, we investigate how the weakly electric mormyrid fish Gnathonemus petersii of undetermined sex s
42     We characterized how the weakly electric mormyrid fish Gnathonemus petersii, as it learns a perce
43  eminentia granularis posterior (EGp) in the mormyrid fish Gnathonemus petersii.
44 dorsal gray mantle of the telencephalon of a mormyrid fish has discrete receptive areas for several s
45 ng by sensory neurons, social information in mormyrid fish is encoded into the temporal patterning of
46                            The cerebellum of mormyrid fish is of interest for its large size and unus
47                                              Mormyrid fish produce a diverse range of electric signal
48                                              Mormyrid fish showed the strongest immunoreactivity in t
49          In the electrosensory lobe (ELL) of mormyrid fish, a main cellular site for this adaptive pr
50 a specialized foraging chin appendage in the mormyrid fish, Gnathonemus petersii, and show that it de
51 electrosensory lobe (ELL) of weakly electric mormyrid fish, where separate control over axonal and de
52 electrosensory lobe (ELL) of weakly electric mormyrid fish--to directly examine how CD and propriocep
53 o examine the circuitry of the cerebellum of mormyrid fish.
54 electrosensory lobe (ELL) of weakly electric mormyrid fish.
55  code in the active electrosensory system of mormyrid fish.
56 electrosensory lobe (ELL) of weakly electric mormyrid fish.
57 s of pauses during electric communication in mormyrid fish.
58 ulates sensory processing in weakly electric mormyrid fish.
59 stage of active electrosensory processing in mormyrid fish.
60                                              Mormyrid fishes generate stereotyped electric pulses (el
61                                              Mormyrid fishes generate stereotyped electric pulses use
62                                              Mormyrid fishes that can detect subtle variations in ele
63                                           In mormyrid fishes, the ability to detect variation in elec
64 ocircuitry and anatomical connections of the mormyrid "gigantocerebellum" have been well characterize
65 rom that of the mammalian cerebellum in that mormyrid Purkinje cell axons terminate locally within th
66                                              Mormyrid Purkinje cells respond to parallel fiber input
67    We addressed this question by comparing 7 mormyrid species (both sexes) having varied EOD duration
68 ore apparent and more sharply defined in the mormyrid than in the mammal.
69                        The structures of the mormyrid valvula and corpus have been examined previousl
70 uggest a new concept of the circuitry of the mormyrid valvula cerebelli.
71         We describe a "new" cell type in the mormyrid valvula, the deep stellate cell.
72 f current clamp from midbrain neurons in the mormyrid weakly electric fish Brienomyrus brachyistius d
73     Here we use the electrosensory system of mormyrid weakly electric fish to investigate how a popul
74                    The electric organ of the mormyrid weakly electric fish, Campylomormyrus rhynchoph