The control of stem cell quiescence in early postnatal dentate gyrus is essential for establishing long-lasting adult hippocampal neurogenesis
ePoster · Jun 25, 2024
FENS Forum 2024
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Seminar, Hosted by Project Encephalon
Cajal Institute
Dr. Aixa V. Morales has been working for more than 20 years in the field of Developmental Biology and from 2005, she is the PI of the laboratory on “Molecular Control of Neurogenesis” at Cajal Institute. Along these years, she has contributed to understanding the control of neurogenesis during development, the dorsoventral specification of neural progenitors, and the temporal control of the migration of neural crest cells. More recently, her lab interest moved towards understanding modulation of adult neurogenesis. Her lab current interest is the control of quiescence, as a mechanism of long-term neural stem cell maintenance in adult niches.