The weaver gene expression affects differently to the generation, survival and settling patterns of midbrain and cerebellar neurons

Keyphrases

• Gene Expression 100%
• Cerebellar Granule Neurons 100%
• Brain Cells 100%
• Weaver 100%
• Purkinje Cell 55%
• Dopamine Neurons 44%
• Cerebellum 33%
• Midbrain 33%
• Deep Cerebellar nuclei 33%
• Vulnerability 22%
• Neuronal Population 22%
• Tyrosine Hydroxylase 22%
• Mutated Genes 22%
• Homozygote 22%
• Novae 11%
• Neuronal Development 11%
• Immunocytochemistry 11%
• Cell nucleus 11%
• Gene Coding 11%
• G Protein 11%
• Mutant Mice 11%
• Autoradiography 11%
• Base-pair Substitution 11%
• Foliar 11%
• Neural Systems 11%
• Single Base 11%
• Postnatal Day 11%
• Fissure 11%
• Spatial Arrangement 11%
• Animal Age 11%
• Inward Rectifier Potassium Channel 11%
• Midbrain Dopaminergic Neurons 11%
• Neurogenetic Gradients 11%
• Deep nuclei 11%
• Weaver Mouse 11%
• Neuronal Subtypes 11%
• Post-mitotic 11%
• Dopamine Cells 11%
• GirK 11%

Neuroscience

• Purkinje Cell 100%
• Midbrain 100%
• Gene Expression 100%
• Cerebellum 60%
• Deep Cerebellar Nuclei 60%
• Tyrosine Hydroxylase 40%
• G Protein 20%
• Dopaminergic 20%
• Neural System 20%
• Neural Development 20%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 20%
• Dopaminergic Neuron 20%
• Autoradiograph 20%
• Potassium Channel 20%
• Immunocytochemistry 20%
• Nucleus 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Gene Expression 100%
• Purkinje Cell 100%
• Dopaminergic 40%
• Homozygote 40%
• Tyrosine Hydroxylase 40%
• Neurogenetics 20%
• Immunocytochemistry 20%
• Precursor 20%
• Mouse Mutant 20%
• Potassium Channel 20%
• Weaver Mouse 20%
• G Protein 20%