Cerebellar development has a remarkably protracted morphogenetic timeline that is
coordinated by multiple cell types. Here, we discuss the intriguing cellular consequences of …

The cerebellum is well-established as a primary center for controlling sensorimotor
functions. However, recent experiments have demonstrated additional roles for the …

Developmental studies of sharks and rays (elasmobranchs) have provided much insight into
the process of morphological evolution of vertebrates. Although those studies are …

Cerebellar granule cell precursors (GCPs) and granule cells (GCs) represent good models
to study neuronal development. Here, we report that the transcription factor myeloid ectopic …

The cerebellum is a conserved structure of vertebrate brains that develops at the most
anterior region of the alar rhombencephalon. All vertebrates display a cerebellum, making it …

The Purkinje cells (PC's) of the cerebellar cortex are subdivided into multiple different
molecular phenotypes that form an elaborate array of parasagittal stripes. This array serves …

Impaired postnatal brain development of preterm infants often results in neurological deficits.
Besides pathologies of the forebrain, maldeveolopment of the cerebellum is increasingly …

The cerebellum represents one of the most morphologically variable structures in the
vertebrate brain. To shed light on its evolutionary history, we have examined the molecular …

Aim Cerebellar lesions are present in approximately 30% of patients with tuberous sclerosis
complex. Although several prior studies have characterized these lesions, our study …

Cerebellum development depends on the correct differentiation of progenitors into neurons,
a process controlled by a transcriptional program that remains poorly understood. Here we …