Neng Gong

This study shows that knocking down FOXP2 in the striatum of marmoset monkeys disrupts vocalization stability, revealing a role for FOXP2 in primate vocal production.

The paper shows that macaque monkeys and human infants develop bodily self-recognition through different training methods and timelines, suggesting a hierarchical and stepwise process.

The paper describes a natural marmoset model of generalized epilepsy, showing genetic predisposition and sensitivity to seizure-inducing agents.

The paper identifies syllable-selective neuronal ensembles in marmoset primary auditory cortex that respond to specific vocalizations, showing sensitivity to global sound properties and sequence structure.