Simple Summary Everything that we think, feel or do depends on the function of neural
networks in the brain. These are highly complex structures made of cells (neurons) and their …

The habenula plays a key role in various motivated and pathological behaviors and is
composed of molecularly distinct neuron subtypes. Despite progress in identifying mature …

Neurons on the left and right sides of the nervous system often show asymmetric properties,
but how such differences arise is poorly understood. Genetic screening in zebrafish …

Habenulae asymmetries are widespread across vertebrates and analyses in zebrafish, the
reference model organism for this process, have provided insight into their molecular nature …

Purpose Normal tissue radioprotectants alleviate radiation-induced damages and preserve
critical organ functions. Investigating their efficacy in vivo remains challenging, especially in …

Morphological left-right brain asymmetries are universal phenomena in animals. These
features have been studied for decades, but the functional relevance is often unclear …

Wnt1 is one of the morphogenes that controls the specification and differentiation of
neuronal populations in the developing central nervous system. The habenula is a …

The fasciculus retroflexus is an important fascicle that mediates reward-related behaviors
and is associated with different psychiatric diseases. It is the main habenular efference and …

In order to gain insight into the origin and mode of evolution of asymmetries in the vertebrate
habenula, we have used combinations of transcriptomic and functional approaches in a …

Neurons on left and right sides of the nervous system frequently show asymmetric properties
but how these differences arise is poorly understood. Through a forward genetic screen in …