Elena E. Voronezhskaya

The paper investigates neuroendocrine adaptations in sea urchin larvae, showing how dopamine and serotonin cell polymorphism influences larval swimming behavior and population dynamics.

The study examines SoxB1 and SoxB2 expression patterns in Lymnaea stagnalis during development, revealing expanded ectodermal expression of SoxB1 and suggesting transcriptional neoteny in mollusks.

The paper shows that early pre-neural serotonin in zebrafish affects later serotonin synthesis and behavioral patterns without causing major developmental abnormalities.

The paper describes early neurogenesis in two Dinophiliformia species, showing that pioneer neurons form the layout of the adult nervous system and are negative for 5-HT and FMRFa antibodies, similar to Sedentaria.