Gene transcription is the process by which the genetic codes of organisms are read and
interpreted as a set of instructions for cells to divide, differentiate, migrate, and mature. As …

The function of the nervous system in conveying and processing information necessary to
interact with the environment confers unique aspects on how the expression of genes in …

Although it is well appreciated that the early-life social environment asserts subsequent long-
term consequences on offspring brain and behavior, the specific mechanisms that account …

Animals operate in complex environments, and salient social information is encoded in the
nervous system and then processed to initiate adaptive behavior. This encoding involves …

Transcription and epigenetic changes are integral components of the neuronal response to
stimulation and have been postulated to be drivers or substrates for enduring changes in …

Memory traces for behavioral experiences, such as fear conditioning or taste aversion, are
believed to be stored through biophysical and molecular changes in distributed neuronal …

In the last ten years, the discovery of neuronal DNA postmitotic instability has changed the
theoretical landscape in neuroscience and, more broadly, biology. In 2003, AM Olovnikov …

Nongenetic information implies all the forms of biological information not related to genes
and DNA in general. Despite the deep scientific relevance of the concept, we currently lack …

Highlights•Gene repertoire of the transcriptomic response to activity depends on
species.•Cis-regulatory plasticity sculpts species-dependent regulation by activity.•Species …

Résumé Certaines caractéristiques de la larve de poisson-zèbre, telles que sa petite taille et
sa transparence optique, en font un modèle stratégique en neurophotonique, en particulier …