[PDF] Top 20 Development of the central nervous system in guinea pig (Cavia porcellus, Rodentia, Caviidae)

... dpc the primordium of the spinal cord was obser- ved, with a spinal canal well defined and populated by cells ...were in formation (Fig.4A and 4B). After 22 days, despite the ... See full document

... indicated the involvement of the central nervous system in the ef- fects of the ...[34], in a study carried out in India, reported two ... See full document

... helpful in diagnosis (Table 4) [83,84]. It provides clear documentation of cognitive impairment, and it assists in differentiating HIV dementia from other disorders that may cause ...as the ... See full document

... Despite the treatment, the clinical signs of the dog continued to get worse. After two days, neurological examination showed progressive neurological deficits, hyperesthesia, ataxia followed ... See full document

... 2003). The behaviour of ascidian larva has long been studied illustrating that ascidian larvae present phototactic and geotactic ...responses. The larvae become sensitive to light about 4 hours after ... See full document

... on the developing quail retina (Marín-Teva et ...completion of cytokine- sis, daughter cells again extend lamellipodia to re- sume ...cycles in which migration and mitosis alter- nate. Cell division ... See full document

... originality of this work given that it presents new data on the pharmacogenetics of EFV in the studied ...Despite the novelty, our study has a small sample ...to the lack ... See full document

... against the infection developed by this parasite. [13] As noted earlier, the balance between the immune responses is crucial during the infection developed by ...[6,7] In one study, ... See full document

... prevalence of CNS involvement in patients with dengue infection seems to vary with severity of dengue cases ...studies; the reported rate of neurologic dengue was found to be ...(2/54) ... See full document

... Since the peptide PnPP-19 is known to induce periph- eral antinociception, we decided to investigate whether it could also interact with the central nervous system and induce ... See full document

... with central nervous system involvement as the unique clinical manifestation of ...confirmed the infrequency of this form of the disease, overall in ... See full document

... enthesopathy of the axial skeleton and complications that affect the ...neuraxis. The most common symptoms are insidious lumbar pain, stiffness and asymmetric periph- eral ...and the ... See full document

... mesma maneira. Na série estudada este fato foi verificado em 4 casos. O comportamento da y-globulina do L C R sugere uma predominância do contingente que provém do soro sangüíneo atrav[r] ... See full document

... that the innermost pro- cess enveloping each axon was always of the light type (Figure 1A and ...rosettes of glycogen aggregates, as confirmed by the method of ...Thiéry. ... See full document

... appropriately in previous studies (Table 3). When visiting a patient who is in a critical medical condition and has a change in mental status, one should make sure that nonconvulsive status ... See full document

... to the SLAM family within the immunoglobulin superfamily of surface ...receptors. In humans it is encoded by the SLAMF1 gene ...cells of lymphoid origin ...outside of ... See full document

... 2% of them may develop the disseminated forms of the disease ...only in Latin America, from Mexico (20 degrees N) to Argentina (35 degrees ...(some of the Caribbean ... See full document

... postnatal development of testis in chinchilla rabbits (Chinchilla chinchilla) was studied in order to determine the period of differentiation of gonocytes for spermatogo- ... See full document

... delivery of iron to cells is essential for cell growth and development and most cells acquire iron by capturing iron-loaded transferrin (Garrick and Garrick, ...2009). The importance of LCN2 ... See full document

... demonstrated the involvement of the central nucleus of the amygdala (CEA) in the modulation of defensive behavior and in antinociceptive ... See full document