Synapse and Circuit Development
Developmental Neuroscience, Cell Biology, Developmental Biology and seminar by Jenny Gunnersen (Australia), Tommas Ellender (UK), Thomas Marissal (France)
Hosted by ANS Developmental Neuroscience Forum
Friday 07:00–08:10 Sydney (GMT+11)
Ended
Online
Abstract
The symposium will start with A/Prof Jenny Gunnersen who will present “New insights into mechanisms of excitatory synapse development”. Then, Dr Tommas Ellender will deal with the “Embryonic neural progenitor pools and the generation of fine-scale neural circuits” and Dr Thomas Marissal will talk about “Parvalbumin interneurons: the missing link between the micro and macroscopic alterations related to neurodevelopmental disorders?"”.
Topics
developmentfine-scale neural circuitsneural progenitor poolsneurodevelopmental disordersparvalbumin interneuronssynapse development
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