In imprinting, very young, visually naive chicks, when exposed to a moving visual stimulus, will approach the object and learn its characteristics. Subsequently, the chick will prefer the imprinted ...
We inherit half of our genes from each parent. For their function of most genes, it doesn't matter which parent a gene comes from. But this is not true for all genes: about 150 genes are subject to ...
Learning from parents during early development may crucially influence future mate choice decisions of birds. Such sexual imprinting is thought to be important to many fields of evolutionary ecology, ...
According to the 2016 Annual Review of Neuroscience, “the brain has emerged as a main target of genomic imprinting, generating great interest in how this epigenetic regulation provides stable ...
According to the 2016 Annual Review of Neuroscience, “the brain has emerged as a main target of genomic imprinting, generating great interest in how this epigenetic regulation provides stable ...
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