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影响鸣禽发声学习记忆的因素

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摘要 鸣禽是除人类以外的具有复杂发声行为的动物,能够运用高度模式化的、重复的声音信号进行交流和联系,其发声学习过程具有复杂的神经基础和生化基础。研究显示,呜禽的发声与核团体积、听觉反馈、长时程增强效应、NMDA受体表达和即刻早基因的表达等密切相关。本文综述了呜禽发声学习记忆的行为及其神经生物学机制的研究进展。
出处 《生物学教学》 北大核心 2011年第2期2-4,共3页 Biology Teaching
基金 国家自然科学基金资助项目:30860087
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