… on dendritic spines rather than the dendritic shafts of the postsynaptic neuron? Dendritic
spines likely offer distinct advantages for excitatory neurotransmission and function of the brain …

… in dendritic spine shape, size or number accompany a large number of brain disorders,
suggesting that dendritic spines … substrate for many neuropsychiatric disorders, particularly those …

… The principal neurons of most brain regions are covered with small protrusions known as
dendritic spines. Dendritic spines are the main sites of excitatory synaptic input for these …

… rebuild neural circuitry, newborn neurons need to integrate into the existing neural network
by developing dendrites and dendritic spines to receive and convey information. Therefore, …

… between dendritic spine abnormalities and neuropsychiatric disorders was first suggested
by Golgi staining of post-mortem brain … These studies reported two types of dendritic spine …

… dendritic spine dysfunction as an important substrate of the pathogenesis of dementia in these
disorders… or indirect structural alterations at dendritic spines in the pathogenesis of major …

… Dendritic spines are key players in information processing in the brain. Changes in …
development and stabilization may yield insights into mental retardation and psychiatric disorders. …

… Numerousbrain disorders are associated with abnormal dendritic spines. … This review
focuses on experiments performed on dendritic spines of Purkinjecells of the cerebellum and …

… with several psychiatric disorders, including autism spectrum disorders, schizophrenia, … the
dynamics of dendritic spines. As such dendritic spines are vital for our higher brain functions, …

… of neuronal dendrites and dendritic spines in autism and related disorders. Although there
… Here, we review how dendrite and spine morphology and number is affected in autism and …