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  • A general definition and nomenclature for alternative splicing events
    Guigó Serra, Roderic; Sammeth, Michael; Foissac, Sylvain (Public Library of Science (PLoS), 2008)
    Understanding the molecular mechanisms responsible for the regulation of the transcriptome present in eukaryotic cells is/none of the most challenging tasks in the postgenomic era. In this regard, alternative splicing (AS) ...
  • ABS: a database of Annotated regulatory Binding Sites from orthologous promoters
    Blanco, Enrique; Farré, Domènec; Albà Soler, Mar; Messeguer, Xavier; Guigó Serra, Roderic (Oxford University Press, 2006)
    Information about the genomic coordinates and the sequence of experimentally identified transcription factor binding sites is found scattered under a variety of diverse formats. The availability of standard collections of ...
  • Arc-shaped pitch contours facilitate item recognition in non-human animals
    Toro Soto, Juan Manuel, 1976-; Crespo Bojorque, Paola, 1985- (Elsevier, 2021)
    Acoustic changes linked to natural prosody are a key source of information about the organization of language. Both human infants and adults readily take advantage of such changes to discover and memorize linguistic patterns. ...
  • Consonance processing in the absence of relevant experience: evidence from nonhuman animals
    Toro Soto, Juan Manuel, 1976-; Crespo Bojorque, Paola, 1985- (The Comparative Cognition Society, 2017)
    Consonance is a major feature in harmonic music that has been related to how pleasant a sound is perceived. Consonant chords are defined by simple frequency ratios between their composing tones, whereas dissonant chords ...
  • Detecting surface changes in a familiar tune: exploring pitch, tempo and timbre
    Crespo Bojorque, Paola, 1985-; Celma Miralles, Alexandre; Toro Soto, Juan Manuel, 1976- (Springer, 2022)
    Humans recognize a melody independently of whether it is played on a piano or a violin, faster or slower, or at higher or lower frequencies. Much of the way in which we engage with music relies in our ability to normalize ...
  • Early brain connectivity alterations and cognitive impairment in a rat model of Alzheimer’s disease
    Muñoz-Moreno, Emma; Tudela, Raúl; López-Gil, Xavier; Soria Rodríguez, Guadalupe (BioMed Central, 2018)
    Animal models of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) are essential to understanding the disease progression and to development of early biomarkers. Because AD has been described as a disconnection syndrome, magnetic resonance imaging ...
  • Generalizing prosodic patterns by a non-vocal learning mammal
    Toro Soto, Juan Manuel, 1976-; Hoeschele, Marisa (Springer, 2017)
    Prosody, a salient aspect of speech that includes rhythm and intonation, has been shown to help infants acquire some aspects of syntax. Recent studies have shown that birds of two vocal learning species are able to categorize ...
  • Non-human animals detect the rhythmic structure of a familiar tune
    Celma Miralles, Alexandre, 1991-; Toro Soto, Juan Manuel, 1976- (Springer, 2020)
    The musical motives of a song emerge from the temporal arrangement of discrete tones. These tones normally have few durational values, and are organized in structured groups to create metrical patterns. In the present study ...

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