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Nervous system and networks

by Periklis Paganos | Sep 2, 2019 | About science, Cell types, Genes and genome, Neural cell types and nervous tissues | 0 comments

Hey all! Welcome to my new blog post. Today, I’m gonna channel my inner professor and try to explain in simple words how the sea urchin larva nervous system is structured and what is a gene regulatory network. Us, humans when we want to perform a task, e.g. picking up...

EvoCell podcast #1: A new look at animal evolution with Detlev Arendt

https://www.evocell-itn.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/episode-1-1.mp3

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