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English: Schematic illustration of differences in neuronal specification and migration patterns between the mammalian and avian pallium.
In the developing mammalian telencephalon, Reelin-positive neurons are derived from several origins including ventral pallium, and Er81 and Brn2-positive neurons are isotopically generated from entire pallial regions in a temporal manner. In contrast, in the developing avian telencephalon, Reelin-positive neurons are not derived from the ventral pallium, and Er81 and Brn2-positive neurons are generated from distinct pallial regions in a spatially regulated manner.
Русский: Схематическая иллюстрация отличий процессов нейрональной спецификации и паттернов миграции у млекопитающих и птиц.
В развивающемся конечном мозге млекопитающих, рилин-позитивные нейроны берут начало в нескольких областях включая вентральный паллиум, а Er81-и Brn2-позитивные нейроны изотопически генерируются по всему вентральному паллиуму, с разнесением по времени. Напротив, в развивающемся конечном мозге птиц, рилин-позитивные нейроны не генерируются вентральным паллиумом, а Er81- и Brn2-позитивные нейроны возникают в специфических участках паллиума, и этот процесс регулируется не временем, а пространственным положением.
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