3D mouse brain developmental atlases to understand spatiotemporal emergence of cell types

The brain contains multiple neuronal and non-neuronal cell types with distinct spatial relationships that serve as a basic building block in the brain. We developed high resolution mapping methods to visualize and quantify these individual brain cell types across the entire mouse brain. In this talk, I will present my lab’s effort to establish new 3D developmental mouse brain atlases and to understand the spatiotemporal emergence of several major cell types including GABAergic neurons and microglia in developing mouse brains.  

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The Penn State Center for Neural Engineering is a large, interdisciplinary research group that brings together neural engineering-focused researchers from the Penn State College of Engineering, the College of Medicine, the Materials Research Institute, and the Eberly College of Science. Chartered in June 2007, the center occupies 22,000 square feet of space in the Millennium Science Complex.

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