Genomic benchmarking studies reveal variations of the polyubiquitination domain of the PSD95 protein in Homo neanderthalensis and other primates of the Hominidae family: Possible implications in cognitive functions?

Genomic benchmarking studies reveal variations of the polyubiquitination domain of the PSD95 protein in Homo neanderthalensis and other primates of the Hominidae family: Possible implications in cognitive functions?

Modern humans' unique cognitive abilities regarding Neanderthals and other primate's lineages are frequently attributed to the differences in brain size development and evolution. However, recent studies have established the critical role of genomic and genetic benchmarking in analyzing th...

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Main Author: Zuarez Chamba, Michael (author)
Other Authors: Puma Vaque, Luis Humberto (author), Bermeo, Jorge (author), Andrade, Eugenio (author), Bermúdez Puga, Stalin A. (author), Naranjo Briceño, Leopoldo (author)
Format: article
Published: 2021
Subjects:
Evolution
Cognitive development
Intelligence
Memory
ARC gene
PES
Online Access:http://repositorio.ikiam.edu.ec/jspui/handle/RD_IKIAM/433
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