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  1. National Geographic
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    Untangling mysteries of the brain—with the …

    • Squid's giant nerve fibers have been essential to research for decades. Now breakthroughs in editing squid genomes could lead to a more complete understanding of nervous systems in general.… 展开

    Big squid axons

    A few hours later, I see what Rosenthal means as Pablo Miranda Fernandez, a neuroscientist from the National Institutes of Health, takes one of the squid from the Skipjack up to hi… 展开

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    Tunable genetics

    Other squid nerves from the Skipjack catch will be used by Rosenthal to study the animal’s curious ability to alter genetic information in RNA molecules within their nerve cells at ver… 展开

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    Cephalopod Operation

    The first hurdle was sequencing Doryteuthis pealeii’s genome, which the team needed in order to know where to make the cut, says Marine Biological Laboratory neur… 展开

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    Squid culture

    Despite these advances in Dorytheuthis pealeii research, and the distinguished career of the species in service of science, the squid has a serious drawback as a genetic researc… 展开

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    Do squids have neural epithelium?
    Scientists have observed examples of this type of neural epithelium in other animals, but the squid tissue was also strikingly similar to that of vertebrates in size, organization, and nucleus movement. The research was led by Francesca R. Napoli and Christina M. Daly, research assistants in the Koenig Lab.
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  1. Squid stellate ganglia contain the largest nerve cells on the planet, which gave early neuroscientists their first glimpses into the inner workings of the brain and continue to be used in research today. They are part of the distributed nervous system that the squid uses to contract its mantle and to jet away from predators at tremendous speed.

    Squid Brains, Eyes, and Color | Gilly Lab

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    Do squids have a complex brain?
    It seems that the blueprint for complex brain development remains the same, despite 500 million years of divergent evolution. Scientists who watched nerve cells connect inside the eyes of growing squid have uncovered a remarkable secret — the cephalopods’ brains independently evolved to develop in the same way ours do.

    Squid and human brains develop the same way despite diverging 500

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    Why are squid photoreceptor neurons important?
    Being a very simple nervous system relatively easy to be manipulated experimentally and visualized by simple microscope or magnifying glass, the giant synapses at stellate ganglion and the large synaptosomes prepared from the squid photoreceptor neurons served as an attractive model to Histology and Anatomy studies.

    The Biological and Structural Organization of the Squid Brain - IntechO…

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    Do squids have neural epithelium?
    Scientists have observed examples of this type of neural epithelium in other animals, but the squid tissue was also strikingly similar to that of vertebrates in size, organization, and nucleus movement. The research was led by Francesca R. Napoli and Christina M. Daly, research assistants in the Koenig Lab.

    Harvard study looks at how cephalopods develop their big brains

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    Could squid be a good model organism for Brain Research?
    The creation of spotless cephalopods hints that squid could be a suitable model organism for applying CRISPR to brain research. As an Associate/Senior Editor, you will manage the Editorial Board and make editorial decisions across the journal.

    A CRISPR first produces squid as clear as glass - Nature

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    What is the control center of a squid?
    The optic lobe or “brain” located on each side of the squid head is the control center that transmits the information to the chain of giant nerve cells in the mantle ( Figure 1a ). Figure 1. The optic lobes and stellate ganglion with giant nerve fibers.

    The Biological and Structural Organization of the Squid Brain - IntechO…

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    Why do octopus and squid have a brain-boggling genome?
    'Mind-boggling' scrambled genome found in octopus and squid. It could explain their smarts. Just as in vertebrates, the researchers saw the squids’ progenitor cells arrange themselves into a structure called a pseudostratified epithelium — a long, densely packed structure that forms as a crucial step in the growth of large, complex tissue.

    Squid and human brains develop the same way despite diverging 500

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  3. Gilly Lab
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    Squid Brains, Eyes, and Color | Gilly Lab

    Squid stellate ganglia contain the largest nerve cells on the planet, which gave early neuroscientists their first glimpses into the inner workings of the brain and continue to be used in research today. They are part of the distributed nervous …

  4. harvard.edu
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    Harvard study looks at how cephalopods develop their …

    2022年11月16日 · Researchers from the FAS Center for Systems Biology describe in a new study how they used a new live-imaging technique to watch neurons being created in squid embryos almost in real-time. They were then …

  5. IntechOpen
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    The Biological and Structural Organization of the Squid …

    2023年1月19日 · Here, the stellate ganglion and the large synaptosome from photoreceptor neurons were isolated from squid nervous system and showed a biological and structural organization of brain by biochemical and …

  6. Cell Press
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    Toward an MRI-Based Mesoscale Connectome of the …

    2020年1月3日 · Using high-resolution diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) and a suite of old and new staining techniques, the beginnings of a multi-scale connectome map of the squid brain is erected. The first of its kind for a …

  7. Live Science
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    Squid and human brains develop the same way despite diverging …

  8. ScienceDaily
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    How squid and octopus get their big brains - ScienceDaily

  9. technologynetworks.com
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    How Squid and Octopuses Grow Their Remarkable Brains

  10. Nature
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    A CRISPR first produces squid as clear as glass - Nature

    2020年7月31日 · The creation of spotless cephalopods hints that squid could make a good model organism for applying CRISPR to brain research. A longfin inshore squid hatchling treated with CRISPR gene...

  11. ScienceDaily
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    MRI-based mapping of the squid brain - ScienceDaily