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In the article entitled “FoxP2 and olfaction: Divergence of FoxP2 expression in olfactory tubercle between different feeding habit bats”, by Qi Chen, Lina Wang, G. Jones, W. Metzner, F. J. Xuan, Jiangxia Yin and Y. Sun which has been published recently in Acta Biologica Hungarica 64(4), pp. 426–437 (2013), Jiangxia Yin was missed to be indicated as a corresponding author.
FoxP2 is a member of the winged helix/forkhead class of transcription factors. Despite FoxP2 is found to have particular relevance to speech and language, the role of this gene is broader and not yet fully elucidated. In this study, we investigated the expression of FoxP2 in the brains of bats with different feeding habits (two frugivorous species and three insectivorous species). We found FoxP2 expression...
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