aplysia造句

• One of the homologues is VAP33 from " Aplysia californica ".
• He identified a serotonin receptor involved in learning-related synaptic facilitation in Aplysia.
• In reproductively mature " Aplysia " adults the rhinophore is about 1 cm in length.
• Learning and memory using nociceptors in the sea hare, " Aplysia " has been described.
• Aplysia has only about 20, 000 neurons, making it a favorite subject for investigation by neuroscientists.
• He continued to study " Aplysia " when he set up his own laboratory in Korea.
• He started by establishing an expressed sequence tag database and transcriptome analyses of " Aplysia ".
• It is because of these processes that the species-typical behavior of " aplysia " was altered.
• Some gastropods, such as the sea hare " Aplysia ", appear to lack respiratory pigments altogether.
• In 1964 Kehoe moved to Paris to continue her work on " Aplysia " at the Institut Marey.
• Beginning in 1966, Eric Kandel and collaborators examined biochemical changes in neurons associated with learning and memory storage in Aplysia.
• Neurosciences have provided important insights into learning, too, even when using much simpler organisms than humans ( Aplysia ).
• Homologues of ?-neurexin have also been found in several invertebrate species including Drosophila, Caenorhabditis elegans, honeybees and Aplysia.
• She has spent decades working with the neurons of " Aplysia californica ", studying post-synaptic nerve response.
• The gill and siphon withdraw reflex allows the " Aplysia " to pull back its siphon and gill into its shell.
• In parallel with these studies in " Aplysia ", Kaang has expanded his research field to more complex mammalian models.
• To the surprise of many of his colleagues, Kandel selected a humble invertebrate, the Aplysia sea slug, as his experimental animal.
• In " Aplysia ", the primary reflex studied by scientist while studying operant conditioning is the gill and siphon withdraw reflex.
• Secondary metabolites ( alkaloids ) from marine sponges stimulate neurons in the rhinophore ganglion of the rhinophore of " Aplysia punctata ".
• He began his graduate studies in biochemistry in 1993 at the University of Houston where he studied circadian regulation of a transcription factor in aplysia.