… In the last 40 years, especially with the … progress in understanding how certain ligands and
drugs are transported across the blood‐brain barrier and choroid plexus out of brain and CSF…

… with progress, whereas evolutionary change without progress, even when directional, is
often not considered evolution at all, merely "drift." The ubiquity of the idea of progress in brain …

… of the brains and especially the neocortex of early mammals, based on evidence … brains of
extant mammals. Then, we consider the likely organization of the brains of placental mammals …

… This fundamental philosophical problem is still far beyond our understanding, though in the
last chapter we will suggest that remarkable progress is being made in this, the greatest of all …

… the past 25 years. Our charge is to relate these changes to the state of brain disorders in
2013, identifying the best bridges for translational research. We conclude that progress on brain …

… choose—the avian or mammalian form of migration? Although … next few years, in light of the
dramatic rate of current progress, we … of the evolutionary origins of the mammalian neocortex. …

… Here we review recent progress on understanding various aspects of adult neurogenesis
in the mammalian SGZ/hippocampus and SVZ/olfactory bulb in vivo. Our goal is to provide a …

… that they reflect fundamental principles of mammalian brain organization. There is also
growing evidence that these networks may be important in brain disorders. For example, the …

… the brain, with over 250 publications to date. Here, we review studies of mammalian brain
… identified 89 studies of developing mammalian brain and nervous system that used primary …

… We have postulated four different modes of mammalian brain evolution. There is both … all
four modes originated from a single initial (ancestral) mammalian group, with all four types of …