The dynamic behaviour of mRNAs and splicing proteins in developing axons
· 70 minutes
Strand, London, UK · Hybrid
Abstract
Recent findings have revealed that mRNAs have a much more dynamic behaviour than initially described. This is particularly true in neurons, where mRNAs are transported to specific axonal and dendritic areas. The seminar will present our most recent findings unveiling complex mRNA processing dynamics driven by splicing proteins in developing axons.
Topics
axonal developmentaxonscomplex processingdendritesdynamic behaviourmRNA transportmRNAsneuronal development
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splicing proteins
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