ライフサイエンスコーパス: Galago

1 b in four squirrel monkeys and one prosimian galago.

2 r primates, suggests the existence of SEF in galagos.

3 posterior parietal cortex (PPC) in prosimian galagos.

4 ose crown clade includes lemurs, lorises and galagos.

5 2, which appear to be less differentiated in galagos.

6 functional connectivity of these modules in galagos, a prosimian primate with relatively simple fron

7 This analysis of galago and human gamma genes in transgenic mice demonstr

8 In a previous study, it was shown that galago and human gamma genes retain their characteristic

9 he connections and the architecture of DM of galagos and owl monkeys suggest that the same area has b

10 of both New and Old World monkeys, prosimian galagos, and close relatives of primates, including tree

11 nd posterior parietal cortex of owl monkeys, galagos, and macaques help identify areas that could be

12 Galagos appear to have retained an ancestral preprimate

13 striate and extrastriate areas in prosimian galagos are similar to simian primates, with notable exc

14 Although most FEF connections in galagos are similar to those in monkeys, the FEF-SC conn

15 de that V2 cortical connections in prosimian galagos are similar to those in simian primates, suggest

16 strepsirrhine primates (lemurs, lorises and galagos) arose in Afro-Arabia during the early Palaeogen

17 limb is largely from the contralateral M1 in galagos, as in other primates.

18 determined the complete DNA sequence of the galago beta-globin LCR and completed previously unsequen

19 ed poorly to tactile stimuli in anesthetized galagos, but connection patterns with area 3b indicated

20 the organization of the pulvinar complex in galagos by examining superior colliculus (SC) projection

21 posed DM with other cortical visual areas in galagos by placing injections of several different neuro

22 Posterior parietal cortex of prosimian galagos consists of a caudal half characterized by conne

23 rietal cortex (PPC) of monkeys and prosimian galagos contains a number of subregions where complex, b

24 The evidence suggests that PL of galagos contains a single, large nucleus, as in monkeys,

25 In galago, expression of the gamma-gene remained restricted

26 major simian lineages; thus, the (prosimian) galago gamma gene retains the ancestral embryonic expres

27 Once again, the galago gamma gene was embryonic and the human gamma gene

28 he 4-kb fragments that contain the human and galago gamma genes proper.

29 ansgenic lines were tested in which human or galago gamma genes were linked to HS2.

30 In that experiment, human and galago gamma genes were linked to hypersensitive site 3

31 ssion patterns shown by the two gamma genes (galago gamma is embryonic; human gamma is fetal).

32 ific expression patterns in transgenic mice (galago gamma is expressed exclusively in the embryo, whe

33 human gamma-globin gene and its orthologous galago gamma-globin gene evolved from an ancestral epsil

34 nces required for the down-regulation of the galago gamma-globin gene were localized to the minimal p

35 mma-gene was silenced when controlled by the galago gamma-promoter, but it was expressed at a high le

36 gamma-gene driven by either the human or the galago gamma-promoters in transgenic mice.

37 examined in a lorisiform prosimian primate (Galago garnetti).

38 results obtained from an African prosimian, Galago garnetti.

39 nd cingulate cortex of the prosimian primate Galago garnetti.

40 These results indicate that prosimian galagos have a complex of motor areas that closely resem

41 es of the posterior parietal cortex (PPC) in galagos identified by intracortical microstimulation wit

42 ates, PPC likely resembled that of prosimian galagos, in which caudal PPC (PPCc) is visual and rostra

43 osensory cortex of adult macaque monkeys and galagos, including giant Betz cells in area 4.

44 rons contained in the separate layers of the Galago lateral geniculate nucleus.

45 AT, and CACCC elements between the human and galago minimal promoters we found that whereas each box

46 parts of the hindlimb and tail of prosimian galagos, New World monkeys, and Old World monkeys.

47 DM homologue has been proposed in prosimian galagos on the basis of physiological mapping.

48 ingle cortical hemisphere from two prosimian galagos, one New World owl monkey, one Old World macaque

49 re, belt, and parabelt) in Garnett's greater galago (Otolemur garnetti).

50 to investigate this region in the prosimian galago (Otolemur garnettii).

51 visions of the pulvinar complex of prosimian galagos (Otolemur garnetti) that were revealed in brain

52 es of cortical inputs to the SC in prosimian galagos (Otolemur garnetti) using retrograde anatomical

53 uroanatomical tracers were placed into DM in galagos, owl monkeys, squirrel monkeys, and macaque monk

54 the pattern of proteins binding to human and galago probes was compared.

55 Using a five-species alignment (human, galago, rabbit, goat, and mouse) that represents 370 mil

56 The superficial layers of the SC in galagos received the majority of their inputs from early

57 Galagos represent the prosimian radiation of surviving p

58 While prosimian galagos resemble other primates in having early visual a

59 on of the HS5 sequences of mouse, human, and galago revealed two extensively conserved regions, desig

60 Finally, multiunit recording from the two galagos revealed that the deprived portions of S1 were r

61 t gene of two of these nocturnal prosimians: Galago senegalensis and Otolemur garnettii.

62 was isolated from human DNA as well as from Galago senegalis DNA.

63 To complement this analysis, orthologous galago sequences were also used to derive probes and the

64 owl monkeys, Old World macaque monkeys, and galagos share a number of PMV and PMD connections, sugge

65 described in New World monkeys and prosimian galagos support the conclusion that the same visual area

66 ries less across cortical areas in prosimian galagos than in the Old World monkeys.

67 owl monkeys, two squirrel monkeys, and three galagos that were processed for cytochrome oxidase, Niss

68 This circuitry in galagos, therefore, is more complex than in nonprimates,

69 geniculate nucleus of the prosimian primate Galago to better understand the nature and function of t

70 The present results in galagos, together with those obtained from macaque monke

71 eys (macaque and marmoset), and a prosimian (galago), tracking key changes.

72 In one squirrel monkey and one galago we demonstrated that these five groups of cells r

73 e of Old World macaque monkeys and prosimian galagos, we placed injections of fluorescent tracers and

74 he ipsilateral connections of motor areas of galagos were determined by injecting tracers into primar

75 and premotor fields in the frontal cortex of galagos were examined by placing multiple tracers into t

76 ivity in MT in two primates, owl monkeys and galagos, where MT is exposed on the brain surface.

77 , but an altered arrangement was seen in the galagos, with a ventrolateral location for toe 1.

78 ortex (M1) in three squirrel monkeys and two galagos years after the therapeutic amputation of an inj