Nature, nurture and synaptic adhesion in between
Developmental Neuroscience, Molecular Neuroscience, Cell Biology and seminar by Dr. Adema Ribic, Department of Psychology, University of Virginia
Hosted by Manitoba Neuroscience Network
Sunday 23:00–00:10 Central (GMT-6)
Recording available
Abstract
Exposure to proper environment during early development is essential for brain maturation. Impaired sensory input or abnormal experiences can have long-term negative consequences on brain health. We seek to define the precise synaptic aberrations caused by abnormal visual experiences early in life, and how these can be remedied through viral, genetic and environmental approaches. Resulting knowledge will contribute to the development of new approaches to mitigate nervous system damage caused by abnormal early life experience.
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