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Prof
Unige
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Schedule
Monday, November 16, 2020
12:00 PM Europe/Paris
Domain
NeuroscienceHost
ICM Paris Brain Institute
Duration
70 minutes
While the diversity of neurons in the adult mammalian brain is staggering, these cells emerge from a seemingly limited set of progenitors during development. This begs the question of how complexity emerges from a finite number of elements during dynamic biological processes. Here, I will discuss recent work from my laboratory addressing relationships between genetic diversity and connectivity in single-cell types, and how progenitor diversity may constrain adult brain cellular states during normal and abnormal brain development.
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