Microbats appear to have adult hippocampal neurogenesis, but post-capture stress causes a rapid decline in the number of neurons expressing doublecortin
Highlights • Clear adult neurogenesis was observed in three species of microchiropterans. • Microchiropteran adult neurogenesis is similar to that of other mammals. • Capture stress causes a rapid decline in detectable hippocampal neurogenesis. • Adult hippocampal neurogenesis appears to be a common...
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| description | Highlights • Clear adult neurogenesis was observed in three species of microchiropterans. • Microchiropteran adult neurogenesis is similar to that of other mammals. • Capture stress causes a rapid decline in detectable hippocampal neurogenesis. • Adult hippocampal neurogenesis appears to be a common mammalian neural trait. |
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