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DESCRIPTION:Supported by the generosity of the Killam Trusts\, the MNI's Ki
 llam Seminar Series invites outstanding guest speakers whose research is o
 f interest to the scientific community at the MNI and ɬÀï·¬.\n
 \n\nTo attend in person\, register (here)\n\nTo watch virtually\, click (h
 ere)\n\n\nAngelo Iulianella\, PhD\n\nProfessor\, Department of Medical Neu
 roscience\, Dalhousie University\n\nHost: Yang Zhou\n\nAbstract: The gener
 ation of form during development is dependent upon a tightly choreographed
  series of events including cell migration\, interaction\, and shape chang
 es. The cytoskeleton\, composed of actin and microtubule filaments and ass
 ociated proteins\, plays a key role in orchestrating tissue morphogenesis 
 and regulating the polarization of cells. The cytoskeleton itself is highl
 y dynamic\, composed of a growing end that remodels the shape of cells dur
 ing their migration in response to cues from the environment. For example\
 , the actin dynamics in the neuronal growth cone responds to chemoattracti
 ve cues to extend growing neurites during the wiring up of the nervous sys
 tem. And the cytoskeleton plays an essential role in the migration of newb
 orn neurons during the creation of laminated structures such as the retina
 \, cerebral cortex\, and cerebellum. Yet we have an incomplete understandi
 ng of how the neuronal cytoskeleton is regulated in time and space to achi
 eve such remarkably efficient and beautiful neuroanatomies.\n\nI will desc
 ribe recent efforts in the lab at identifying interactors of the neuronal 
 cytoskeleton\, and the consequences of their loss for the laminar organiza
 tion of neural structures\, and formation of neuronal morphologies and fun
 ction.\n
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DTEND:20231010T210000Z
LOCATION:de Grandpre Communications Centre\, Montreal Neurological Institut
 e\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2B4\, 3801 rue University
SUMMARY:Killam Seminar Series: The Genesis of Form in the Nervous System: C
 ytoskeletal–Interacting Proteins During Neuronal Migration\, Lamination\, 
 and Connectivity
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