The Laminar Organization of the Prospective Auditory Cortex in the Human Fetus

Krmpotić‐Nemanić, Jelena; Kostović, Ivica; Nemanić, D; Kelović, Zlatko

doi:10.3109/00016487909126415

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“…9). We published early descriptions of prominent radial columnar arrangements of cells (ontogenetic columns) in the early fetal cortical plate 49,50 and its subsequent changes during the prenatal and early postnatal period 16,51,52 …”

Section: Development Of the Human Cerebral Cortical Mapmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Zagreb Collection of human brains: a unique, versatile, but underexploited resource for the neuroscience community

Judaš

Šimić

Petanjek

et al. 2011

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

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The Zagreb Collection of developing and adult human brains was founded in 1974 by Ivica Kostović and consists of 1,278 developing and adult human brains, including 610 fetal, 317 children, and 359 adult brains. It is one of the largest collections of developing human brains. The collection serves as a key resource for many focused research projects and has led to several seminal contributions on mammalian cortical development, such as the discovery of the transient fetal subplate zone and of early bilaminar synaptogenesis in the embryonic and fetal human cerebral cortex, and the first description of growing afferent pathways in the human fetal telencephalon. The Zagreb Collection also serves as a core resource for ever-growing networks of international collaboration and represents the starting point for many young investigators who now pursue independent research careers at leading international institutions. The Zagreb Collection, however, remains underexploited owing to a lack of adequate funding in Croatia. Funding could establish an online catalog of the collection and modern virtual microscopy scanning methods to make the collection internationally more accessible.

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Section: Development Of the Human Cerebral Cortical Mapmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Zagreb Collection of human brains: a unique, versatile, but underexploited resource for the neuroscience community

Judaš

Šimić

Petanjek

et al. 2011

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

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“…5 Postmigratory (and thus postdivisional) neurons have been observed in the temporal cortex of fetuses 11 to 12 weeks into gestation. 50 The appearance of new cells in the cortex was reported to diminish by 14 weeks, suggesting that the significant period for cortical neurogenesis occurred slightly prior to or overlapping with this time.…”

Section: Central Auditory Neuronsmentioning

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Analysis of the Development of the Human Auditory System

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1990

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“…This finding identifies the early postnatal weeks as a critical period in the mouse for these long-lasting alterations produced by nicotine. The first 2-3 weeks of postnatal cortical synaptic development in the mouse correspond to the third trimester of human pregnancy 5 , which leads to speculation that this pregnancy period in humans would also be critical for the impairment of cortical functioning produced by nicotine exposure. Moreover, the enhanced aversive learning produced by early nicotine exposure reflects an emotional learning impairment, and the authors suggest that it may be related to an inability to screen out irrelevant sensory information.…”

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