Evaluation of species-specific biochemical variation as a means for assessing homology in neuronal populations.

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The phylogenetic history of neurons, as derived from the establishment of homologies, has been thought to be useful for furthering the understanding of nervous system function and behavior. The sensitivity of current biochemical and molecular techniques has been heralded as the ultimate means to establish neuronal phenotype and, thus in, turn to assess neuronal homology among species. Studies delineated in this...

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