Type-specific dendrite morphology is a hallmark of the neuron and has important functional
implications in determining what signals a neuron receives and how these signals are …

Dendrite morphogenesis is a complex but well-orchestrated process and includes the
development of dendritic branches, forming characteristic dendrite arbors, and dendritic …

Neurons exhibit a limited ability of repair. Given that mechanical forces affect neuronal
outgrowth, it is important to investigate whether mechanosensitive ion channels may …

Understanding the principles governing axonal and dendritic branching is essential for
unravelling the functionality of single neurons and the way in which they connect …

The development of the nervous system involves the generation of a stunningly diverse
array of neuronal subtypes that enable complex information processing and behavioral …

Sensory experience is critical for the proper development and plasticity of the brain
throughout life. Successful adaptation to the environment is necessary for the survival of an …

Dendrite branching and spine formation determines the function of morphologically distinct
and specialized neuronal subclasses. However, little is known about the programs …

The formation of axons and dendrites and maintenance of the neuron's vastly expanded
surface require the continuous addition of new membrane. This is achieved by membrane …

Folate is an essential micronutrient required for both cellular proliferation through de novo
nucleotide synthesis and epigenetic regulation of gene expression through methylation. This …

The precise wiring of the nervous system is a combined outcome of progressive and
regressive events during development. Axon guidance and synapse formation intertwined …