Evan Balaban

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"... chicken? When it sings and bobs its head like a quail, thanks to an experimental brain- cell transplant. In what sounds like something out of a B horror movie, Evan Balaban, an experimental neurobiologist at the Neurosciences Institute in San- Diego, carried out the switch. “The larger implications are what this will teach us about the development of brain circuits that ..."

"... part of the quail's brain that I can transfer into a chicken that makes thc chicken move its head like a quail when it's crowing like a chicken," said Evan Balaban, an experimental agist at San Diego's Neurosciences Institute. A chicken also sang like a quail after Balaban transplanted cells from the part of a quail's brain that dictates its distinctive sound patterns. The crowing and behaviors could be transferred "wholly independently of cach other and still have ..."

"... part of the quail's brain that I can transfer into a chicken that makes the chicken move its head like a quail when it's crowing like a chicken,? said Evan Balaban, experimental neurobiologist at San diego's Neurosciences Institute. A chicken also sang like a quail after Balaban transplanted cells from a part of a quail's brain that dictates its distinctive sound patterns. The crowing and behaviors could be transferred ?wholly independently of each other and still have ..."