EMBO Member
MRC Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, London | United Kingdom
EMBO 2021
In our daily life, animal behaviour relies on a very precise connectivity between neurons in the brain that can be modulated by experience. In the mammalian cortex these connections reach an extraordinary complexity. How are these cortical circuits built? How they respond to activity and what happens when they fail during development causing neurodevelopmental disorders are questions that we are currently addressing in the lab.
Keywords: Cerebral cortex / synapses / interneuron / inhibition / development
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