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Jean-Philippe Dubois

Université de Tours

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Martine MigaudiD· 3 shared Martine Batailler· 2 shared Nathalie JustiD· 2 shared Pierre‐Marie ChevillardiD· 2 shared Delphine Pillon· 1 shared Hans AdriaenseniD· 1 shared Lucile ButruilleiD· 1 shared Pascal VaudiniD· 1 shared

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The olfactory ventricle: an overlooked and evolutionarily conserved feature of the mammalian brain

Lucile Butruille, Jean-Philippe Dubois, Martine Migaud, Sylvie Remaud

The paper identifies the olfactory ventricle as an ancestral and conserved feature in mammals, showing its persistence into adulthood and conserved cellular organization across species.

bioRxiv · Oct 7, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience

1H-MRS characterization of metabolic changes induced by photoperiod in the sheep brain: a promising eye into in-vivo adult neurogenesis?

Nathalie Just, Pierre‐Marie Chevillard, Martine Batailler, Jean-Philippe Dubois, Pascal Vaudin, Delphine Pillon, Martine Migaud

This study uses 1H-MRS to detect metabolic changes in sheep hypothalami under different photoperiod conditions, linking them to adult neurogenesis.

bioRxiv · Oct 9, 2022 · PreprintNeuroscience

The sheep brain: an interesting translational model for functional MRI studies?

Nathalie Just, Hans Adriaensen, Pierre‐Marie Chevillard, Martine Batailler, Jean-Philippe Dubois, Martine Migaud

The paper investigates functional MRI responses in sheep under anesthesia, finding weak BOLD responses in the lateral geniculate nucleus and differences in cerebral blood flow between lambs and adult sheep.

bioRxiv · Sep 2, 2020 · PreprintNeuroscience