Experience-Dependent Transcription: From Genomic Mechanisms to Neural Circuit Function
Michael Greenberg, Richard Tsien, Brenda Bloodgood, Jennifer Phillips-Cremins, Johannes Graeff
Hosted by Ad hoc
· 70 minutes
Online
Abstract
Experience-dependent transcription is a key molecular mechanisms for regulating the development and plasticity of synapses and neural circuits and is thought to underlie cognitive functions such as perception, learning and memory. After two years of COVID-pandemic, the goal of this online conference is to allow investigators in the field to reconnect and to discuss their recent scientific findings.
Topics
Neural Circuit Plasticitycognitionexperience-dependent transcriptiongenomicslearning and memoryneural circuitssynaptic plasticity
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