Neuroanatomy

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Explores the reconstruction of a full-scale mouse striatal cellular level model to integrate and interpret striatal data.

Covers the BrainSpan Atlas, mapping gene expression in the developing human brain.

Explores a mathematical model of the brain, discussing dynamics, equilibria, orientation selectivity, and cortical network models.

Explores the application of neuroanatomy to autism, focusing on Purkinje cells and intercellular gaps.

Explores the neural control of movement, focusing on sensorimotor systems, spinal cord circuitry, and muscle stretch reflexes.

Provides an overview of neuroanatomy, focusing on the central nervous system structures and neuron types.

Covers the data available from the Allen human brain atlases, including gene expression analysis and the BrainSpan Atlas.

Explores the neural control of movement, focusing on the cerebellum's role in motor learning and coordination.

Delves into how the brain orchestrates coordinated movements of multiple body parts to achieve goal-directed behaviors.

Explores neurulation, neural tube formation, nervous system development, and Hox gene function.