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How do brains rewire throughout life?
Our paper out in @Nature today outlines several principles of brain circuit development that we found by mapping the complete wiring of eight brains.
https://t.co/C2k8xv7mVp
#neuroscience#connectomics#brain#neurons#celegans#science
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How do brains rewire throughout life?
Our paper out in @Nature today outlines several principles of brain circuit development that we found by mapping the complete wiring of eight brains.
https://t.co/C2k8xv7mVp
#neuroscience#connectomics#brain#neurons#celegans#science
@HossamBegovic @Nature TBD. It's likely a mix, but follow-up experiments will have to determine. It was my planned postdoc work until I switched over to Coursera.
@Baby__Sleep@Nature The glia were, unfortunately, outside the scope of this research. However, our raw data is all available at https://t.co/HDByRU5nMi for anyone else to pick up where we left off.
How does brain wiring change after birth? We tried to answer that question by mapping the wiring diagrams, or connectomes, of eight C. elegans brains across different life stages.
See our preprint (and this thread) for the insights we found: https://t.co/OpWa9UYWPZ
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Inside the fly mind: "The connectome of the adult Drosophila mushroom body: implications for function" https://t.co/GnmyjR6CkY - incredible, epic work defining the connectional principles of the brain region flies think with
Ph.D. thesis defense virtual seminar on Thursday at 2:00 PM EST:
"Connectomes across development reveal principles of brain maturation in C. elegans".
DM me if you want a link!
The starting point for this work was the following question: Can we tell the neurotransmitter (NT) identity of Drosophila neurons by just looking at EM images of synapses?
(below three synapses with each a different NT)
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The molecular makeup and diversity of synapses throughout the brain change continuously throughout life - published in @ScienceMagazine by Grant Lab from @EdinUniBrainSci
https://t.co/FirgIOyVNk
How does brain wiring change after birth? We tried to answer that question by mapping the wiring diagrams, or connectomes, of eight C. elegans brains across different life stages.
See our preprint (and this thread) for the insights we found: https://t.co/OpWa9UYWPZ
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Worm neurons across development. Each neuron has an intricate morphology, which is mostly stable from birth (L1) to adulthood.
https://t.co/dSC8aPRS9i
#neuroscience#brain#neurons#connectomics#celegans
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